Sharing Talents: Starting from Qing Yunian

Does this look like the author's cover? [Emot=default,14/]

There is no cover picture, there are a few similar ones

I found the cover image you wanted.

It feels like it's not a story about the same time period, it's like a Qing Yu Nian fandom plus a chat group. The protagonist is like a GM, he can do anything, even magic, and he doesn't explain his specific abilities. It makes me a little confused and the plot is a bit slow.

See the latest 169 chapters. There is nothing wrong with the rest of the story, except that it is really disgusting. The protagonist does not care about the death of his biological mother Ye Qingmei at all, let alone wants to avenge it, and even has a passionate fight with the eldest princess, one of the culprits. You know, Ye Qingmei was never born without support, but was killed. Wu Zhu, who first led the protagonist to escape, was Ye Qingmei's person. Moreover, with the protagonist's strength, it is not difficult to take revenge. But the protagonist's indifferent attitude towards the death of his biological mother is really disgusting.

I don't understand. Is the author a young artist? Can we write more straightforwardly? There's also that body fragrance that attracts women. This is so disgusting.

I came in after seeing the cover. The author would like to share the cover image

This book should be renamed: The Legend of Li Yunrui! Killed the enemy, gained power, slept with the enemy's son, and forcibly cleared his name. Half of the chapter names in the book were Li Yunrui. The content of Li Yunrui's scenes exceeds that of the protagonist. The more I read, the less I can stand this book

How can I put it, if you wear the same clothes and become a master, you still have to pay tribute every year. The most fearful thing about this kind of thing is not to worry about the shortage but to worry about the inequality. I am oppressing myself, right, and creating conflicts at the beginning?

The protagonist's abilities are completely unexplained, is it because the author himself can't figure it out? The plot is draggy and the protagonist's character is unlikable.