I Can Become Stronger by Being Ruthless

It's a bit sadistic, why is the protagonist so nice to them. . . . So uncomfortable. . . .

I don't think it's easy to let the protagonist owe the empress anything. Sometimes a happy ending doesn't necessarily require a reunion. Also, the protagonist could be less popular with women, why doesn't he even spare his two sisters? The goddess of Yaochi was not charmed in the end, and all three of the protagonist's disciples fell? I think the torture is quite good after all. Why should the protagonist deal with the three apprentices like he did before?

I'm poisoned to death. I want Biyue back. I want Biyue back no matter what. I don't care. I give you five stars. I don't need any of these apprentices, but I want Biyue.

It's very nice, but it's a bit sparse. I still have a question, why does the protagonist only have one imperial pupil and another?

It's good to watch but too little. I'll read it again when I have two or three hundred chapters.

The writing is quite good, but it's not enough to read [awkward laughter] [please update]

The introduction is not attractive enough, it should be improved. (Personal opinion)

The author, how can I say that the writing is quite good, but what about the ruthless nature? …

It's quite interesting, but it shouldn't become a harem novel.

It's not ruthless enough, it's still too soft-hearted. Come on, author! !

All I can say is that I can see it and the author tried his best.

It's so ruthless that you're still laughing and joking with her like this

I'm a local dog and I like to watch [pouts]

Very beautiful, very beautiful

Author, I feel like there is not enough knife to make the knife come more violently.

It's already pretty good to incite readers' emotions.

It really looks good, you can try it.