A Demonic Cultivator in the Wuxia Multiverse, Insulting Madam Guo from the Start

In that martial arts world amidst the snow, how could a protagonist at the Golden Core stage not be able to instantly kill everyone? And he's even wary of those immortals whose prestige is practically nonexistent?

Recently, Feilu seems to have returned to its former glory, or even surpassed it.

It's a pity that this book doesn't have any extra material. I'm having sex all day long...

I enjoy reading harem novels, but I dislike those where the female leads are all just empty shells or puppets with no personality or independent thought. A small portion of the plot contains numerous ambiguous erotic descriptions.

After the 70s, the titles started becoming misleading; the titles and content weren't exactly the same, they were practically unrelated. And after the 60s, those women were all paper dolls, even less attractive than small pets. Around fifty images, like Ye Erniang and Madam Ma, were shown dried up like corpses, drained dry after use. After being listed, the system kept downplaying it; daily check-ins were sporadic, only happening once or twice occasionally.

The last few chapters about Beiliang are utterly terrible. I'm putting this book on hold; I'll read them again when this part of the story is over.

The author is a master. He has the male protagonist resurrect Lin Chaoying and Huang Rong's mother, Feng Heng, and then take them in as his concubines.

Xu Fengnian is the reincarnation of the True Martial Emperor; it's pointless not to follow him.

Why isn't Guo Jing dead yet? He's getting a little creepy.

He was described as having such high combat power earlier, but after reaching the Golden Core stage, his performance was just like in the past.