Out of Body

If you see my comment, please read it patiently, thank you! Let me tell you a story! Once upon a time, there was a warm and sunny boy who fell in love with a girl, but the girl cheated on him and betrayed him. The boy's heart shattered into many pieces, and each piece fell in love with a different girl. My story ends here. If you truly understand it, please don't call the male lead a jerk.

That wasn't all. The uncle continued to berate, "A man's knees are worth gold; he should only kneel to heaven, earth, and his parents. You're a grown man, yet you kneel down to people all the time. Do you think that by begging on your knees you'll get pity and charity? Let me tell you, you're wrong! Utterly wrong! In this world, weakness is the greatest original sin.

This book is a model for men like us!

A very good novel. In my personal opinion, this is a very high-quality novel. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

I've been following this author's novel series for several years, but has Moro Nara stopped updating?

This novel is very immersive, with each event seamlessly connected to the next, which is excellent. However, the protagonist is a bit of a womanizer, and some plot holes remain unresolved, such as the affair between Zhao Sichen and Miao Chan in a brothel in Northeast China. Overall, it's still a very good novel. Actually, the author's writing style is quite good. I recommend reading it.

The author's subject matter is excellent, quite different from similar novels. It departs from the typical image of cultivation novels, possessing a unique style that emphasizes continuous improvement rather than simply striving to be the strongest. The storyline is interconnected with the other two novels, featuring rich elements of feng shui and yin-yang, as well as a deep historical foundation.

Aside from a few things that I can't even finish myself, overall it's not bad.

So far, the book is excellent, so why is the rating so low?

Heartless everywhere, yet full of love everywhere.