Revenge, a Vengeful Enemy's Daughter, and a Future Wife

From the title and synopsis, we know that Chu Yuan and Xia Zhiyao will eventually come together. As each other's enemies, yet also their most trusted family members, the interplay of hatred and kinship is the core of the story. The synopsis mentions "Feng," which is likely Xia Zhiyao's alias, just as Chu Yuan changed his name from Chu to Wu.

To put it simply: Most people who read this book are drawn in by the title, but the title and synopsis don't appear until the fourth volume. The beginning is all setup. Is it possible that readers are more interested in the plot after the protagonist finds his daughter? The fourth volume has over ten chapters, and even with the later chapters, this is the content many readers actually expect.

The plot is moving so slowly, when will we get to the exciting revenge scene? [Staring emoji]

It's well-written; I even forgot I started reading because it mentioned the male lead finding his enemy's daughter to become the female lead. The foreshadowing is excellent, though I felt the female lead appeared a bit late. Keep up the good work, author!

The female lead, incredibly powerful, defeats the male lead. The male lead says, "You've won. Finish me off now." The female lead points her sword at his neck, but she can't bring herself to kill him. Finally, she strikes him down with a single blow, saying, "Our feud is over." She walks up to him and asks, "Do you like me?"

The claim that the Zhou dynasty would use human sacrifice is a major plot hole, as human sacrifice had essentially ceased to exist in China since the Duke of Zhou overthrew the Shang dynasty. After establishing the Zhou dynasty, the Duke of Zhou rewrote Shang history, erasing the practice of human sacrifice and writing numerous cultural classics to improve the moral character of future…

It's well-written, but I feel you could change the title. I came here specifically because of the title; I wanted to see scenes of interaction between the main characters and the female lead—in short, I wanted some romance. Honestly, killing off Chu Yuan killed off my interest in reading further. Chu Yuan, you faked your death, I almost gave up reading this book.

Well, the writing is very flavorful and engaging, with excellent foreshadowing in the early stages. However, I felt that Yao's emotions weren't fully developed after the protagonist's death; in other words, the emotional outburst wasn't very strong. But that's part of the writing's charm. As mentioned before, the appeal of this story lies in its straightforward yet captivating narrative, making you want to keep reading.

Fast-paced, good. Don't stop updating. This book should have around 100 chapters before people start reading it.

When will the female lead appear?