Cultivating Immortality in Smiling Proud Wanderer, From the Start I Defy My Master's Wife!

I feel like more people would read your book if you changed the main character. In the original novel, Linghu Chong is a heartless ingrate, and his pure CS (Counter-Strike) character left a deep impression on me.

The protagonist, a man, is always threatening to die, acting like an old woman.

Chapter 117 already shows the mother and daughter in person; it's just under review, please understand and bear with it.

I hope the protagonist isn't Linghu Chong; I don't really like reading stories where the protagonist is a transmigrator or reincarnation of the original character.

The table of contents is full of "master's wives," which fits the title, but it also suggests the author hasn't focused much on the plot. This isn't just a single world of "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer"; it includes martial arts, multiple worlds, and even cultivation. The author's plot is too slow, and it's all erotica. Too much content makes it less interesting.

I've tried so many times and it still doesn't work. I can't understand why anyone would like a protagonist who transmigrates into the original protagonist's body. Doesn't it make the story feel real?

Seeing that the protagonist is Linghu Chong makes people angry. In the original novel, he wasn't this ingrate. Old Yue would have turned evil. If Linghu Chong had taught Old Yue the martial arts from the Cliff of Contemplation, Old Yue wouldn't have cut himself.

If it weren't for Linghu Chong, I wouldn't find it so strange; it's just that because it's Linghu Chong, I feel something's off.

Dignified, elegant, teacher's wife, beautiful lady, non-celebrity, exciting

Why is Linghu Chong's name changed to Yang Guo multiple times? Even if you mistyped, you couldn't possibly misspell Linghu Chong as Yang Guo, right?