This Divine Ability Has to Be Fake

It's the kind of single-female-lead novel I like. Jiang Pian is outwardly carefree but inwardly mature and strong, and Xiao Jin isn't a burden or a hindrance; she has a strong presence. However, the description of Nan Liujing felt a bit ambiguous (perhaps not the author's intention), which made for a less enjoyable reading experience, hence the deduction of one star.

This is a very good novel. It avoids clichéd and stereotypical plots, and every character is vividly portrayed. The daily interactions between the male and female leads are heartwarming, and the various scenes are fresh and unconventional. Although there are only 100 chapters so far, I have high hopes for the author.

In review, this book has a clear main plot, a straightforward relationship between the male and female leads, and a fast-paced storyline. The protagonists' strength increases rapidly, making it a very good book. The genre is actually quite similar to *Dali*, with the male lead's usually cheeky but reliable personality being very endearing.

It's pretty good overall. So far, it's action-packed, emotional, and humorous. It's likely to have a single female lead, and the writing is quite good, but there are still some flaws. The power levels seem to be increasing a bit too quickly, which might be a concern as the world-building expands later on. Hopefully, the power levels won't become inconsistent.

It's pretty good. It's a gem among supernatural novels, the realm divisions are quite novel, and the author's writing style is decent, it seems to get better with each chapter. So please, author, give me 100 chapters in a row! 😏

This is the best action-packed novel I've read in a while. It has childhood sweethearts, epic battles, humor, tear-jerking moments, and even some angst—run for mercy, brothers! 💨💨💨

The humorous growth is better; if you start training at a high intensity right away, people who don't know better might think that the Great Xia Dynasty is about to perish. Playing a multi-female lead scenario with a single female lead

Don't be put off by the rating. Thousands of hours of reading experience tell you that this is a hidden gem, worth at least a 9.0 Rating. Keep up the good work, author! Well, the plot and power levels got a bit off later on. The protagonist is strong, but he always seems to be using cheat codes to fight across multiple realms. I don't know what the author was thinking with this plot.

It has a similar feel to the "Nine-Star Poisonous Milk" series, with a similar plot, many skill slots, low level but can be upgraded, and then gradually undergoes a qualitative change, being favored by a special team, then honing skills, exploring alternate dimensions, and participating in world championships, etc., But it's well-written and overall not bad.

It's very good, it has a "Nine Stars Poison Milk" feel to it.