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Explanation:

I took a look at the recent chapters and felt extremely puzzled.

First.

The protagonist's public image has always been that of a genius.

Geniuses have their own way of doing things. It's foolish for ordinary people to fish for three days and dry their nets for two, but when geniuses do it, it becomes an anecdote.

Let me give you a real-life example.

When I was in high school, the top student in the experimental class finished the exam paper and then calculated the ballistic trajectory of a shooting game on a draft paper. Later, he scored over 700 points in the college entrance examination and became the top student in the science stream in our province.

If an ordinary student did the same, they would be considered foolish. But when he did it, the teachers talked about it with great enthusiasm.

This is a true story, not something I made up.

If I'm lying, may I be struck by lightning!

Back to this book.

When the protagonist was a warrior, he casually comprehended the symbol marks, but when he reached the Profound Palace, he started sitting there honestly all day. How did he suddenly become ordinary from being a genius?

This doesn't fit the character setting of this book.

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Second.

The issue of comprehending the Ten Thousand Wood Profound Seal and the time it takes.

Let's compare it to when he was a warrior.

Back then, it took him three days of fishing and two days of drying nets to comprehend a "symbol mark," and he achieved it in just a few days.

But when he became a Profound Scholar, it took him over a month to comprehend it, plus the assistance of the Profound Body, and he was able to comprehend something from the Second Order Profound Seal heritage stone carving.

If the Profound Supervisor just took a look at the protagonist's information, they would find it very reasonable.

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Third.

The issue of whether it's realistic or not.

Every plot I write is either to enrich the world view or to develop the characters.

Take the comprehension of the Profound Seal as an example.

If the protagonist doesn't eat or drink, or doesn't go out to enjoy nature, how can we establish his genius character?

If the protagonist indulges in such extravagant activities, how can others not have any thoughts about it?

When the reversal comes, everything the protagonist does becomes an anecdote, leaving a deep impression on people.

If there are no legendary stories left in the Profound Palace, what kind of genius is that?

When the Palace Master of the Profound Palace hears about these things, they will also remember the protagonist's name. If the protagonist doesn't do anything out of the ordinary, how can they quickly become famous?

In conclusion.

I have been writing each chapter of this book seriously.

For readers who don't like it, you can skip it based on the title. If it still doesn't suit your taste, then just forget about it. I can only apologize.

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That's it.

Just my personal explanation.

Everyone has their own judgment, so if you're willing to accept it, then accept it.

If you're not willing to accept it, then feel free to criticize the author. I will honestly bear it!

If you've subscribed and are unhappy with what you're reading, and if you feel frustrated today, you have the right to criticize the author. That's a viewpoint I've always held.

It's good to let everyone vent their frustrations.

I won't delete comments or ban anyone.

(End of this chapter)