Wuxia Crossover: Challenging Snow Moon City and Stealing Li Hanyi Away

This book is set in a multiverse of martial arts worlds and features a harem system with multiple female protagonists. Readers who dislike multiple female protagonists or are fans of the original pairings may not be suited to read this. Please do not read!

It's a satisfying read where the female lead gets all the female characters. As long as you grasp these two points, you'll be perfectly fine. I enjoyed reading it, so I'll give you some more. If it's still this satisfying, keep reading. Don't miss any female characters and don't give any away. Most importantly, don't forget... There will be no shortage of gifts, so seize the opportunity.

The author consciously avoided many problematic aspects, which is good. A crossover martial arts world inevitably has a butterfly effect, but the plot was a bit bland. It really started strong but has declined in quality. The plot has become increasingly confusing lately, and I'm personally indifferent to it; I don't want to continue reading. Lately, I've been infected by the cuckolding and literary madness of several books I've been following, so I'm adding one star as encouragement.

The ending was a bit abrupt, focusing mainly on Snow Moon City and a small part of the Qin Dynasty. Although it's a crossover martial arts world, it feels like a martial arts novel that uses a single point to radiate throughout the entire martial arts world. It's a multi-female protagonist story, and overall it's quite good and worth reading.

These kinds of books are usually invincible, wish-fulfillment stories. You can never beat an enemy, or you can defeat one only to be met with an even stronger one. Just when you've leveled up, an even more powerful one appears. The worst part is that a prince doesn't even deserve a skilled bodyguard.

Hurry up and improve your strength. Can you protect so many girls?

Keep it up! This book is good; keep writing it well. It's okay if updates are a little slow.

The beginning was decent, and the crossover martial arts world was somewhat better, although the ending was rushed. I hope the author will write a better crossover martial arts novel in the future. The only regret is that the protagonist's combat power is too weak. A higher cultivation level doesn't necessarily mean stronger than a lower one.

Aside from the last two chapters being a bit rushed, the rest is generally fine, and the plot is well-structured. There are just some plot holes that weren't filled in, leaving some room for further development. Unfortunately, due to the author's health, this wasn't continued. Overall, it's still a very good story.

It's good that the harem is entirely clean.