A Martial Worlder with a Few Taoist Tricks

Having read up to chapter 95, it's a good book in terms of quality. Although it has some minor flaws, its merits outweigh its flaws. It has a slow pace, which may not be suitable for many people in the current mainstream fast-paced novels where it only takes a dozen or so chapters from meeting to having a baby. The updates are a bit slow. I hope the author can maintain the quality and guarantee at least 100,000 words per day.

It's good; the girls are written in a playful and cute style. It's quite good for a slice-of-life story.

The logic is fairly clear, not mindless. Overall, it feels like a light novel. There's not much excitement; when the protagonist performs miracles, the other characters aren't particularly surprised. There's no sense of climax or dramatic ups and downs.

Very good, very good. Nowadays, readers are mostly two extremes: ruthless and decisive, killing anyone they see and taking in any woman they encounter, creating an endless harem. This novel is very good, very funny, and has a similar atmosphere to the inn in "My Own Swordsman".

I watched it all in one go. It's about having a clear mind; when faced with a situation, you can intervene if you want, ignore it if you don't, and enjoy the spectacle if you want. It's not about being a saint, heartless, or bloodthirsty. And yes, I don't eat beef; I'm a normal person! [Learned something] They get things done promptly after receiving payment, demonstrating the common moral values ​​of ordinary people. Very professional. Impulsive people would find it unbearable.

The writing is excellent, and the protagonist is practically invincible, yet the entire book leaves the reader feeling incredibly heavy. The author portrays the martial arts world raw and cruel, filled with bloodshed and betrayal. In this novel, you won't find the carefree spirit of martial arts heroes or the romance of love and hate; only the oppression of the lower classes by various powers…

It's a great read. The author has a certain level of literary cultivation and writing skill. I personally really like the combination of poetry and popular sayings, and I also really like the focus on the male protagonist while slightly incorporating the perspectives of the other characters. This style, which appeals to both refined and popular tastes and has a good balance of tension and release, is rarely achieved by others. Keep up the good work and update soon! [Requesting more updates]

The writing is superb, with elegant phrases flowing effortlessly, and the word choice and sentence structure are witty and delightful. The plot unfolds logically and meaningfully, making it a rare gem on the Tomato platform. Although the protagonist's constant musings about his meager earnings are not uncommon, isn't this how the trials of life should be?

This is a very good book. I don't know who heartlessly lowered the score to 5.3; Such a person is either stupid or malicious.

How to rate it? It features a story and characters that are both ordinary and vivid. Although there are some flaws, such as too much modern speech and vocabulary, there are so few novels that are readable these days, so I'll give it 5 stars.