It has nice interactions between characters, overall no character (s) are overly "arrogant" or the like- In fact most of the characters are amazing. I like the MC and their "relationship" with their romantic interest (?) quite a lot. All the plot-lines are pretty well interconnected, no glaring issues I saw. There is a bigoted tone sometimes I guess, but its less of the normal chinese hates all other countries for some reason, and actually related to the plot where it makes sense, and the author does a pretty good job alluding to danger in the future. (This point is both good in that it made it fun to read to the built up, but also makes the ending SUCK SO MUCH)

A main character in a chinese novel with a not psychopathic character, but also not an idiot. Immediately makes the MC pretty good. MC shows actually growth despite their SS talent, to be fair his talent is just increased growth speed, but the MC manages to not feel like they are cheating constantly. Although the MC is obviously known to have something about them, they are never in a protagonist halo. Once again, I like his relationship with the female interest (?). Overall he is actually a genuine character which is nice.

Okay, relatively early on the story it is shown that there seems to be signs of war starting. Which the MC is understandably not very thrilled about, and often through the novel you see the MC do certain actions with that into account (It's never actually in direct response, but it's mentioned every so often whenever the MC thoughts are shown, which make sense he can only do what he can when he can).

As the plot goes on these signs get more and more obvious, whilst new plot lines start (Russian SS Guy I can't spell foretells world ending and Asabanor, a native high priest, wishes re establish his lost kingdom) and they all become interconnected with this "War" that vividly is coming closer and closer, once again the author did well with this sense of an impending event where as the world expands everything points to this one war. Combined the female interests terminal "illness" that seems to become less and less likely to cure, it's a pretty good build up.

Everything accumulates to where the new dean (old one gets attacked and is bed ridden) sells out the MC to Asabanor, sh*t happens (Asabanor nearly summons Earth so he can claim it as his new kingdom) and the MC is stuck in the wormhole to stop him, old dean sacrifices himself to get him out. This is basically the OH sh*t moment before the climax right?

Then when the MC gets out it turns out he is wanted by the academy and his friends are stuck at the academy "safe" and is helped by one of the teachers who left, it's revealed that the new dean had declared war on a kingdom 2 of the other academies back.

MC is basically alone and desperate and the war has actually started - this is clearly the climax arc right?

NOPE. In <14 chapters, the MC and teacher go to some russian dude, get a godly artifact and are directed to a dungeon, where the MC meets "god" which is him, and they decide to use his shards of creation and the god to f*cking delete any connection New World and Earth had, no wormholes, no academy. As the current situation (a loop made by the god to try and get a better ending) keeps failing... THE END.

That's it. Every major plot-line is f*cking cut off abruptly with no conclusion other than "It all go erased and never happens". Furthermore, how is that a better solution. Your not even girlfriend which only starting to outwardly reveal they liked you like 20 chapters ago doesn't even f*cking exist anymore since one of their parents was from New World. f*ck the fact a bunch of build up is basically thrown right back at the reader from this, I liked the MC relationship with the female lead too much and the ending just ruins that for me.

The main character is going to a hot place with someone who can use fire spells! He somehow gains fire resistance.

It has tag of weak to strong but the strong part is only time skipped by storytelling. Like the plot twist in the end does not make me curious. Im more curious how or what kind of battle he experienced, what did he feel when he saw the important people die, the things that really invoke emotion for the reason why the novel will end.

There seems to be a minor romance subplot but I didn't read too much to see where that is going. Nor is it in the tags or themes so...? Maybe he just cares about only this one specific girl? IDK it's hard to look into it so few details are given.

At this point, I think he had 3 episodes? He mainly acts out of character when it comes to some girl who is just a smart rock with a name tag. At this point, she has little impact on the story but she will for sure have more impact.

One set would be the school on earth for all the explorers with their own special city. Maybe they are all the same just in different parts of the world. The other two/three would be just when they are confronting the villain and then never explored again. Like that minimal only one setting that's ever consistent. The other settings get destroyed in the process, that literally happens.