Spiritual Qi Revival: I Start with the Ruins of an Ancient Dynasty

It's quite good, not too cliché, and it describes other characters quite a bit. At first, I thought it was an ensemble piece, worth reading.

It's very good, but the later part about turning to the police wasn't cautious enough, which clashes with the beginning. It's still a very good book, very enjoyable, but the part about calling the police made it a bit difficult to continue reading, though it's still very good overall.

The writing is sharp and incisive; I haven't read a book that I enjoyed this much in a long time. Actually, the author could have arranged the White Jade Gate into a series of secret realms, each where one could obtain supernatural powers—that would have been even more interesting. I particularly liked the section describing the Demon-Suppressing Army.

On the Tomato platform, this is quite remarkable for a piece of writing that is both original and stylish, especially for beginners. Thumbs up!

What they said made me feel like I was in ancient times, not in modern times.

Needless to say, he's definitely a veteran writer whose writing style far surpasses that of 99% of elementary school writers. Keep it up, comrade!

I love everything about you, but you created the character Bai Ling, who is so smart, yet she likes the male lead. Do you think that's possible?

He's been castrated? I think he's alright.

Why are there no comments?

It's very well written, especially chapter 26 where he confesses; he truly is a good person.