Granted, but not pawned

At least got my end statement right

. Anyway, do you always do that, like attack people when you feel like they don't agree on you?
Back to topic:
Questions:
If Darwin's evolution is really true. Why were there cases that some of the species he identified as transitional were discredited? Even Archaeopteryx, once thought to be transitional between reptiles and birds, is not. Modern birds have been found deeper in the fossil record. For the most part nature's divisions are not blurred and indistinct, currently or in the fossil record. The phyla appear in the fossil record almost instantaneously in what is known as the Cambrian explosion, with no apparent connections.
If this evolution is really true, why would evolutionists got a hard time explaining macroevolution? (Example as it is believed that birds evolved from reptiles, but birds and reptiles have extremely different lungs <-- Macroevolution) And microevolution is said to cannot be extrapolated to explain macroevolution.
Why did Darwin wrote this himself?
"If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down."
I say evolution theory is just a possibility.