Review Detail of CriticalReader in The Revenant King of Rubrum

this novel is an exercise in patience... an important scene is occurring but a random info dump appears minor arcs take an exaggerated amount of time (almost 50 chapters)... in that time frame the world is at a stand still... enemies wait for mc to come back before taking action and mc's allies are worthless, relying on mc's plot armor to save them... one of the most disgusting cliches is present(mc appearing at the last moment to save the day)... the world revolves around mc and nothing happens when he is absent characters swagger around pretending to be mature and intelligent but at no moment are you convinced... for the sake of face entire organizations follow in the footsteps of one idiotic member to jump into the fire pit... characters are only defined by one or two traits so no surprise they act like cardboard cutouts it feels like mc has a halo which attracts hatred... it is baffling how so many random characters hate mc even though mc has proven he can cultivate extremely well conflicts are forced and you find yourself reading what feels like a fight between kids... for this reason practically all characters are plot devices doing random things to progress the plot novel is the same generic xianxia only with much slower pacing