Wuxia: Wang Yuyan’s Attendant, Getting Stronger Without Lifting a Finger

If you're going to write about unrequited love, you can't just write about unrequited love. You have to write about a strand of hair ruffled by the wind, the breeze during an evening walk, the heartbeat of the setting sun, the biting autumn wind, the sleepless nights, and the moments when details crumble.

I've read a few chapters, so I'm giving it five stars for now. The writing style is considered good by Tomato's standards.

Well written, keep it up! 🙂

I think it looks pretty good.

Excellent! Five-star review!

Well written, author, keep up the good work.

Looks good, keep up the good work! [Finishing draft][Finishing draft][Finishing draft]

The common problem with Wu Zongwu is that many women are affected; everything else is fine.

I've read half of the chapters and it seems pretty good, so I don't understand why the rating is so low.

The beginning was well-written and I quite liked it, but later on, the protagonist became like a chess piece, unable to defeat anyone.