Xuanhuan: My Fierce Looks Terrify Gods and Buddhas Across the Heavens

My personal rating is 8.6 out of 10, with a maximum of 9.0. The plot is good, and if we're talking about the best in the same genre, it's above average. The character development is okay. I'd give it four stars; it's watchable, but don't make hasty judgments. And that prince—whether the male lead kills him or not is his business! And you guys really didn't watch carefully! He's the prince, dude.

The reason for the low rating is simple: the protagonist is a constable who frequently performs acts of justice, but the problem is that he kills far more innocent people. If the protagonist were portrayed as a villain, the rating would be higher, since he is inherently a villain, and his actions reflect that.

Not bad ㏄∨v∨))

It's good to read, but author, are you trying to ruin this book?! The power levels are rising so fast!

To put it simply, it's like traveling back in time to a mentally challenged child.

The initial idea was good, but it's a bit awkward. I'm wondering if there's any cultivation or ascension to the upper realm later on; the martial arts sect is too weak 😅

What do you guys think?

Why does such a good book have such a low rating?

The front was okay, but the back was all water, and I couldn't wade across it.

The protagonist's cerebellum occupies the position of the cerebrum.