Ten Thousand Good Deeds, Born Alongside Three Emperors

Please, author, don't rush into the wedding scene! The earlier parts of the story were so good, why are the three sisters having to come now? It's practically blasphemy against the sages! Please, author, change it! Please! 😢😢😢😢😢😢

I can only say that I like some aspects of the protagonist's personality and character design, but these are also the aspects I dislike. The protagonist's character might be more fitting for an imperfect persona—meaning realistic. But if you're writing a novel, why make his personality even more imperfect? ​​By "perfect," I mean the parts I dislike.

Overall, this book is alright, but updating only one chapter per day is too infrequent, making it difficult for the book's rating to rise. My personal suggestion is to update three chapters a day; most books of this type usually update three or two chapters a day, with very few updating only once a day.

I took a quick look, and it seems pretty good. The only problem is that the protagonist and the three emperors are too young, making some things seem strange. For example, the scene where the protagonist touches Yuan Yinyin's face—a child who's almost three years old touching the face of a seven-year-old. I really couldn't have imagined that scene.

I must say, the author's table of contents is quite interesting.

It's perfect, and the author clearly put thought and effort into the titles of each chapter! The writing itself is truly excellent, but the ending can only be described as... Rushed. The specific reasons are probably only understood by a few, and I can only empathize with the author's difficulties. All I can say is that this book will shine like gold in my memory and on my bookshelf!

Well written, keep it up!

There weren't enough satisfying moments; the protagonist lost his cultivation just as things were getting exciting. I wonder how long I'll have to wait. Personally, I think the writing style in the later parts wasn't as good as in the earlier parts. How to describe the protagonist? Well, he just didn't have the same feel as in the earlier parts.

I watched half of it and it felt quite similar to my own experience. I watched half of it and it really suited my taste.

Ancient sages cared for the world.