Since he possesses the physique of the scion of light, he is naturally kind natured and unselfish. So he does things that may seem strange, or does not benefit himself. For instance, when he gave up the light element spiritual stove because he felt it might benefit the entire alliance more than just his squad.

This "gap" I mention is the fact that he can't be mean or think badly of others. This is why some people think he has no personality, when in fact he just has a gap in his own

The first one is when Haochen decides to attack the capital and gets killed. Holy f*ck, how f*cking s*upid do you have to be to jump into the most obvious trap when the enemy has a f*cking prophet working under him. Especially after the mage temple head specifically told you to endure, that the main problem with humans was that they always risked their lifes before they became strong. And then the perfect main character jumps right in the enemy headquarters and dies, holy f*ck.

The second one is the Haochen's father Lingyu. One of the first important character you meet in the story, with a really great potential. And then he disappears with Haochen's mom for 600 chapters (out of 700) and you don't see him until the very end. Which is when you learn that one of the biggest mistery for the whole story is actually the s*upidest misunderstanding of all time. The idea of the MC itself having the blood of the Demon emperor is interesting, although the author decided to very heavily hint it early on. But the way the author decided to do it was a complete massacre, completely butchering one of his best character disappearing for 600 chapters before being an absolute fool in the last 20. Especially when Haochen havign the light element should have cleared the misunderstanding immediatly. What a waste of potential

No, the general did not try to kill him at all. Give him a lesson to get closer to his daugter yes, but never kill him. And the MC being the perfect character he is obviously decided to follow the general to his death when the danger actually came, which is the part that triggered me. Also, the MC defended the general because he is his girlfriend's father, his father's friend and also to preserver the realtionship between the 2 temples. So no, it's not as simple as the review makes it to be.

the female MC suffers from amnesia, one of the most over used cliche tropes; right up there with forced separation for ret*rded reasons. I actually lost all interest and stopped reading after that happened, I was so annoyed. This author really over uses the 'inflict the FL with amnesia' plot device in his stories (this is the third or fourth story of his I've read with the same plot device)

The MC, a person with the greatest talent seen in thousands of years, was born. He goes and have a relationship with a girl. He then becomes a soldier on the battlefield. His girlfriend's father happens to be the general and doesn't like the MC being together with his daughter. So the general decides to send him to a dangerous battlefield where if he doesn't deem the MC "fit" he'll let him die. The general goes with him to evaluate his strength. Keep in mind that the MC at this point isn't very strong and the general is bottom tier among powerhouses but still a powerhouse (so he's quite strong).

Unfortunately, they encounter foes that are both stronger than them and both almost ended up dying, but a miracle (which was related to the MC) saved both of them. The top powerhouses (far stronger than the general) started investigating about why on earth the MC with his incredible talent destined to become a future pillar of humanity, was sent to a battlefield where great unknown enemies were lurking (the general was aware but disregarded this fact b/c the chances of encountering these great foes weren't high but still possible).

These powerhouses eventually find out the general sent the MC for a selfish reason to test the MC. When the MC wakes up, he started defending the general. During the time the general and MC spent on the battlefield, the MC and the general develop a mutual respect for one another.

This incident made me drop the book. The general just tried to kill the MC, and the MC knows it, but MC still defends the general saying that it wasn't his fault. He literally just tried to kill the MC and it is s*upid the MC is going so far to defend him. Keep in mind that MC's girlfriend never had any meaningful interactions with her parents and she outright states that she hates her parents and doesn't even consider them her parents. MC has no reason to defend the general. It is fine that they develop mutual respect, but to go to such lengths to defend a person who just tried to kill you blows my mind. If not for the plot armor, they'll both be dead because some guy decided to kill a random person just because he doesn't like his daughter's boyfriend even though the father NEVER MET the boyfriend before.

So in summary, this doesn't make any logical sense and it especially doesn't appeal to me. You don't just go forgive a guy who just tried to get you killed just because you are his daughter's boyfriend. And you especially don't start standing up for him.

The story follows Long Haochen the proclaimed Scoin of Light, a person with immense natural talent and a character of purity. He stumbles into a world of fighting and bloodshed and works diligently for his father's acceptance. Growing up his father trains him very hard, brutally even. Long Haochen progresses and soon enough to begins his journey on his own. By the age of 14 he enters a completion to be placed in a demon hunt squad, a honor and privilege ment for the best of the generation. Progressing through he qualifies and meets the love of his life, of which comes from similar circumstances. His squad of misfits, enters the true world of combat against demon kind. Learning the secrets of the world, the source of the demons and humanities dark past. Also training to be the strongest, to protect those of his family, squad and all of f humanity.