Wuxia Crossover: Good Grief! I'm Actually the Big Bad

Dear author of "Green-Haired Turtle," in this book you've introduced another non-blood-related sister, and in the last one you introduced a non-blood-related daughter. How much do you love "Green-Haired Turtle"? What could have been a perfectly good book has turned into a book of family reunions. I hope your real-life daughter isn't yours either.

Seeing the book review, I'd like to say a few words here. I'm updating two books simultaneously, spending more than ten hours a day writing. I'll just ramble on a bit today. Some readers have said that the book doesn't have a major villain, and that people who should have been killed weren't. Let me explain.

Without real strength, is an army just for show? You know, you can run away, but you can't hide. He doesn't take women and keeps wandering around; what good is talent if he's never trained? Intelligence is for his subordinates. It feels like the system has no presence; he's only alive because of the protagonist's halo.

Green-haired author, have I slept with all the women in your family? You've written so many pages, but I only look and touch them without daring to sleep with them. You've written so many pages, but not many women are yours. You're just a green-haired devil.

Sigh, this villain doesn't act like a villain, nor does he act like a rogue. He's more like a submissive character, a submissive character who's always awkwardly smiling bitterly. Is this what you call a villain?

They all wanted to kill the protagonist, but he didn't fight back. Instead, he let them go and traveled around. What a useless sycophant!

The protagonist is a complete waste of space, unable to beat anyone, and constantly mocked by everyone he meets. The entire story is filled with negative moments and no enjoyable scenes. Is this supposed to be a villain?

The villain? He's threatened, and he won't harm a woman. He captures the female lead, locks her up for three days while waiting for the system's treasure chest, and rescues any famous woman who's injured. Even when threatened or hunted, he won't fight back. And in a martial arts world, possessing Xiaomeng's talent and martial arts, why not actively cultivate them instead of relying on the system? Why even mention Xiaomeng's talent then? It's quite ridiculous.

Here's a piece of advice: don't read this with children in mind, I'm afraid it might poison you. I've already read two novels by this author. The first one was alright, there was some effort involved in the adopted daughter becoming a real daughter, but this one is pure madness. Unrelated women insist on being adopted as sisters, and this author claims every woman is their biological sister.

Like another book by the same author, this one features a protagonist who is a lecherous, arrogant, and lustful scoundrel with no self-respect whatsoever.