An Executioner Who Draws Lottery Rewards with Merit Points Learns Rules from Confucius

Not bad, but adding the protagonist's feet to absorb killing intent and boost their own blood and physique might be a better fit for the executioner class. You thought I was a ranged spellcaster, but I ended up getting close and my clothes ripped off, revealing my ghostly back and muscular chest.

A very novel story; the combination of dialogue and executioner elements doesn't feel forced. Keep it up!

Author, how could you do this? The Guinness World Record is 807 letters per minute. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, that's about 134 words per minute. Since you're not the record holder, let's assume 100 words per minute. According to the WHO standard, a healthy person needs eight hours of sleep.

The book is good, quite enjoyable. It's original and ingenious.

So-called patients with depression and mental illness are basically people who are sentimental, soft-hearted, and kind. They can't bear to hurt others, swallowing all their grievances alone, but driving themselves insane...

It's pretty good, but it's frustrating to watch.

The topic is novel! And it's one of my favorite types of slang! Not bad, not bad! Thumbs up!

It looks good, in my opinion.

It looks good! Keep it up! Let me take a look!

The early parts were very good, and the overall story development was logical. However, many plot holes remained unresolved in the mid-to-late stages, especially the part about Confucius, where his path, realm, and combat power developed too quickly, with too many overpowered abilities. I look forward to the author's next novel.