The Ying family, whose legacy stretched back thousands of years, was wiped out overnight. Only Ying Fu survived. The sole family heirloom left to him was a mysterious Rubik's Cube. While solving a case, the cube absorbed enough soul power to finally activate, unlocking its special abilities: enhancement, exchange, and spatial travel. With the ancestral cube, Ying Fu grew stronger and stronger, defeated his enemies, restored his family, and even ventured into other dimensions to conquer countless planes...
I only read more than 30 chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. The content of the novel is novel and the plot is very good. I just didn't like the female reporter who appeared in the beginning. After seeing the female reporter's appearance in the next few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore.
Well enough. . .
No wonder there is no rating. In a crime-solving novel, there is no need for a woman to show up, especially a reporter. After the protagonist refuses to be interviewed, she has to entangle her. Moreover, it is not polite to directly call the protagonist by name when they meet for the second time. Generally, people who are not familiar with each other are not always called Mr. By their last name.
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I didn't like it, there was no plot to follow, the whole process was skipped, and there were basically no details. I couldn't stand it after reading 10 chapters.
Very nice, I like it very much
I can't stand it anymore after chapter 30. The previous chapter was okay but it got disgusting after reaching chapter 30.
Sure enough, many people are like me
It's written like magic!!!