The Dashing Grandmaster Niu Baoguo

It's very well-written, with a long and coherent plot. Unlike other novels where the main character builds a harem after a series of events, the main character's harem system isn't overtly complicated. The male lead is shameless and easygoing, and it's genuinely fun. Sisi's journey north and Luo Xiang's relentless pursuit are really entertaining. That night, it wasn't just the AE86 that broke down, but also Xia Shu's engine 😏😏😏

This kind of subject matter is rare, and it's very well written. Keep up the good work with updates! 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Also, author, aren't you afraid of his lightning five-strike whip as you write about that person so openly? 😄😄😄😄😄

I finished reading it in one day and one night. At first, it felt like a reckless, womanizing story. But then I realized the author's intention was very clear: to ensure the continuation of the Niu family line. When the author mentioned repairing the ancestral temple, I felt he was a very traditional person – kudos to him! I read it a bit fast, but every female protagonist was vividly portrayed.

A rare gem of a novel! Although it lacks a system or anything like that, and the plot is close to reality, it's incredibly engaging to read, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. Authors like this are rare these days; it truly satisfies the appetites of us avid readers. Five stars! Five stars! Five stars! Author, keep it up!

Absurd yet surprisingly convincing, it manages to make sense of every imaginable plot point; I almost believed the World Cup part. The writing is mature and humorous, adept at drifting, but not suitable for prolonged reading in public; the lewd grin might cause misunderstandings. As for the succulents, aside from the policewoman and the singer, there are a lot of them, but they're not naive either; each has their own unique flawed beauty, which is great. Keep up the good work, author!

Having read countless formulaic novels, this is the first time I've encountered one that starts with a self-deprecating old man. Initially, I was drawn in by the various comedic scenes. The writing is smooth and immersive in the early chapters. The middle section, through various business models and the changes in human nature, reveals the author's extensive knowledge.

At first, I was a little hesitant, but then I just couldn't stop watching—it was so captivating! The writing is fluent, the logic is consistent, and it's full of slapstick humor and witty banter. A diverse cast of characters appears as the story unfolds; there are no mindless idiots, and their personalities are vividly portrayed. I finished it in two days and still want more; I feel like the big scenes later on are definitely something to look forward to.

This book is good, but younger readers probably won't be able to get through the beginning. Experienced readers might find it readable, although the later parts follow a similar formula, the writing is very smooth. This is rare for Tomato's work. Recommended to watch

This book is a story about a low-level martial spirit transmigrating to modern times. The writing is smooth and easy to understand, the plot is tightly paced, and there are many commendable parts. Although there are occasional abrupt transitions, it's not to be missed. I hope readers who are destined to read it will savor it. Author, I've already commented and urged you to update! Damn it, update already!

This is a very stress-relieving book. The character "Master Niu" in the book is incredibly witty and will make you laugh until you're doubled over. I specifically followed Ma Baoguo on Douyin and watched his live streams a few times. I found that Master Ma wasn't just pretending to be stupid; he was just as funny as he is in the book.