Global Class Change: The Wicked Rule

There might be a female lead. In chapter 37, the protagonist, in the third instance, establishes a relationship with Zhao Xiaobei. Zhao Xiaobei is still a character within the instance. Their encounter isn't too abrupt, but I personally prefer novels without a female lead.

The main character's surname isn't Qin?! Isn't that forgetting one's roots? 😏

[On a certain day of a certain month of a certain year in the Imperial Calendar: The Empire's footsteps tread this land, and the observers arrive as promised.]

This book is fantastic! It's incredibly powerful, with each story arc being exceptionally well-written. The seamless transitions between the arc's title and ending are masterful. One arc, "Righteousness First," reveals a stark contrast: no one truly embodies loyalty, and power drives the killing machine.

Having read so many of Aoyama's books, I initially thought he was just someone who wrote about petty things, but this old man has shown me that he really is petty. 🤦😏

Starting a new book is fine, just don't stop writing it halfway through.

Wow, could the protagonist have also stepped out of the story world? After all, appearing out of nowhere...

So far, the explanations and introductions regarding the world-building, different levels of events, and event zones are somewhat limited, making it a bit confusing to watch. This time, the protagonist's style is more decisive and ruthless than the previous ones (not indiscriminate killing), to the point that I wondered if Old Gou had been replaced.

The main character's name is Zhang San. I didn't want to watch it at first, but he's a lawless outlaw!

After wandering around, I finally found Qingshan's book. I didn't specifically look for it; it was recommended by the system's audiobook feature. It looked good, so I checked the author. It's still a good read.