I've read through Chapter 121 and I can say that in my mind this has finally gone from just a well-written story with lots of potential to a story with really good development and follow-through. I can't wait to see where this series continues to go!
Started off decently with it being similar to the authors pov but the main character is just brain dead. He questions why he’s so weak and useless after being forced to rely on the old man possession cliche constantly. To obtain his answer, of how to be stronger, he needs a dragon god to tell him that to get stronger he should probably just cultivate to a high power level. The main character lacks so much common sense that the author has to completely change plot points seemingly randomly to explain his retardation. He’s suppose to have information from reading the book of the world that he’s in that could easily make him stronger and doesn’t capitalize on any of it. His intelligence was so bad that the author had to remove the fact that he was someone reincarnated into the book world and is now a separate entity that cannot think for himself or make proper decisions to his goal. Everything about this novel feels contrived in the worst way possible.
I once asked the teacher about this and the answer was 'This is just a tradition of foolishness of the past, this is created so that students realize that, card report card is not the goal of school, but experience and knowledge'.
They interrogated us, examined us as they want. Who the hell think they are?
He and his mighty power, split the world into two parts.
"Rules number two is, you and me be able to talk to your creation, to tell them something usefull for your creation, but you not allowed to help your creation by your power."
I only laugh madly in my mind.
Suddenly I remember my school homework. "By the way, did you have done the homework, Human Sciences? you know, something about human life".
I shook my head. 'Let's not get that in our way'
Missing the updates...
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running
Well the years start coming and they don't stop coming