Cryptomoth

A rubbish novel. The protagonist looks like an idiot.

Recommended, the writing is rich and well-conceived, the story is told like a dream, the three views are cleverly established, and the righteousness follows. It is a great literary novel. However, the chaos in the martial arts is infuriating to read. I hope that the martial arts will be rectified in the future. He Kao has lost his magic power and legislated rules as an ordinary person in the vacuum realm. Otherwise, it is a little unsettling for the charlatan sorcerers to be restrained and legislated by extraordinary people. If He Kao aims to rectify his art and fills the vacuum with ordinary people's attitudes and rules, I think the world view and characters will be more enriched. It would be biased to restrict legislation with an extraordinary and holy attitude, and it would be suspected of using violence to control violence. Although he is not overbearing, he is also unruly. Of course, how to buy books is the author's choice. I am smiling and have no intention of influencing.

Young Master is China's J&K Rowling! Harry Potter of the East

It looks good, but updates are slow now.

The story is great, but the place names really are. . . Can't we just write Yangtze River, Yellow River, Nanjing and Beijing? It's just a novel!

This author always likes to talk about the word count, always introduces the names of different levels of practitioners, and repeats dozens of words at every turn.

It can be read, seen, scrutinized, and pondered. Any book by Gongzi can be read carefully.

Lingshan's writing is the best, and the others are not good.

It's a bit interesting to write a spin-off drama based on Fang Wai's Yin'e technique.

But as far as the first chapter is concerned, the various quotations and speculations at the beginning are too slow for a reader like me who likes fast pace, and I have no interest in reading the second chapter.