The Secret Arts of Mr. Jin

This is amazing! I thought Feng Yu Jiu Qiu's works were already pretty impressive, but this book has completely changed my perception. Keep it up, you'll definitely become a star!

The first half describes the techniques, and the second half describes the spirit. It's very good, with a tight pace, smooth writing, quick ideas, and a compelling plot. It's a very good book.

Don't be fooled by my five-star rating; that's for the first half. The second half is quite weak. So many female characters, but only three in the end—that's a bit disappointing. But overall, it's good and worth keeping on my bookshelf. Out of Tomato's many books, I haven't kept more than ten on my shelf, and this is one of them. It's readable and very good.

It's a really good book. Full of twists and turns.

Well written! It breaks away from the clichés of fantasy novels and is quite original. The plot is decent, but the protagonist's growth is too abrupt. He's portrayed as composed, experienced, thoughtful, and meticulous from the very beginning, which doesn't quite fit his experience and age. The storyline after his tribulation is a bit bland.

It's really good. He has three books in total. I've finished reading "Trance" and this one, and I'm going to read the other one.

It's pretty good, the plot is quite fast-paced.

Aside from the male lead being a human-shaped teddy bear, everything else is perfect. A rare gem of a book! 👍

It's a good book, but unfortunately it's a bit short.

Amazing, the later stages turned into cultivation.