Two Students Adventures In Arixar

I wanted to like this one sooo much but it really revs up full throttle on the Chinese superiority. I don't even mind a little tuting of the Chinese horn I'm proud of my country to for the most part but it's super cringe when most of the story revolves around it.

The reviews all looked good but the story just seems like super generic face slapping situations and a protagonist that walks around like he is god amongst men. Might end up better later, but for now seems cliche and generic

Ok so I like the story and I love the comedy, one thing that does need a bit of toning down is the relation to reality it kinda breaks the emersion I mean it's been 1k years since our age tland they remember too much from that era.

Bad spelling, cringy and the system does everything the mc asks without restrictions or requirements. MC is like a kid...........,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,...........................,..................

For the first few chapters, I was uncertain if I would like the story. I was afraid 'cause there were so many ways it could turn out bad... the pucker factor was pretty high... luckily the storyline smoothly avoided the pitfalls other authors seem to routinely fall into and I actually fell in love with all the characters... it's now one of my favorite comedies

Professor Kal is a story about Kal, a lich who hid his phylactery in another plane, granting him pseudo-immortality and a lot of power. He decides to explore the world since he hasn't left his cave for over two millennia. Mildly interesting story, however the execution left much to be desired.Writing quality is below average, there's a lot of awkward writing, small mistakes, and some of the dialogue is very cringy and unrealistic. (3/5 stars)Story development is quite bad. It's a typical overpowered protagonist story, where the main character is a teacher. The concept is somewhat decent, but the execution was quite poor. There are constant POV shifts to people I don't really care about. We have fights with said irrelevant people that makes the whole thing even more boring, especially when the main character is basically God. While a lot of stories have annoying POV shifts that completely ruin the flow, and makes me skip a lot of chapters, this novel is especially bad. Instead of separating the POV shifts and making them small, the author will release them in batches, so there's 2 - 5 chapters straight of different POVs. I find myself skipping several chapters at a time. (2/5 stars)Character design is meh. While the main character is comedic, and the dialogue is rather interesting, everything is bland. Every single one of these characters have very bland and cliché motivations. It is very hard to get invested into any of these characters. It feels like you are watching a play when you've already memorized the script. (2/5 stars)World background. It's rather bad to be honest. Theres very little information about spells and alchemy, aside from "use mana to make spell" or "combine ingredients until you get a cool colored potion