The Hidden Master

I stumbled upon this book. I've only read 25 chapters so far, but it's pretty good so far, and I'm aiming to break my zero-comment streak. If the later chapters maintain this quality, I hope more people will see it. I'm giving it 5 stars to encourage the author to keep writing.

This is a good book, it's good so far, we'll see how it improves later.

It looks alright so far, but will it really reverse aging later on? If so, I'm leaving.

Let's celebrate the end! I started following this book quite a while ago, when it was only around 50 chapters. I accumulated a lot of copies later, but unexpectedly, the rest was just a plot outline [a bit of a disappointment, but only slightly]. The plot was captivating; I don't read many stories about people pretending to be wise, so I was immediately drawn in and quite enjoyed it.

Sure enough, a closed loop was eventually formed. You're the first author I've ever seen who directly extends the outline 😂

This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. For someone like me who likes to read long novels, it's a bit short, but it's concise and well-developed, with a good plot and much better setup than most online novels on the market. The setting is also good. The only downside is the ending; Bai Fan managed to survive, so it's kind of an open ending. Overall, it's still worth reading.

Why is nobody here? It's so well-written! 🥺 Keep it up, author! 👍

It looks good. But it's really rare that it doesn't give anything away.

I suggest the author include the concept of artistic realm in the synopsis.

This book is good. Adding more romantic subplots (friendship, love, family) would make it even better. Its greatest strength lies in its detailed descriptions, especially the supporting characters, many of whom are well-developed. The book's structure is also expanding, and the plot is engaging while maintaining a touch of humor. The only downside is the slow update speed.