You Lecher, Don’t Run!

Actually, it's not bad... It has a bit of a "Thief's Revenge" feel to it, but the protagonist's personality is a bit different. This book isn't as bitter and vengeful as Li Si; it's more kind-hearted and has good light-footed skills. I haven't seen many female characters yet, but judging from the title, there should be quite a few later on. I still prefer martial arts novels that are light and carefree; I've read too many of those with deep-seated hatred and blood feuds before...

It evokes memories of reading old-school wuxia novels in my youth. The overall pacing is decent, but the character's combat power is already nearing its ceiling at the beginning, making me feel like there will be fewer opportunities for improvement and unexpected encounters later on. I look forward to seeing how the author develops their skills.

I'd give it a rating and some feedback. The characters are all very well-developed. Because they're so well-developed, I was really saddened by the recent death of a female character. Her death felt a bit contrived. Shouldn't the sect leader be the one to keep an eye on the hostages? Qiu Yi, as a Dao Child who's experienced so much, is he really that clueless?

The plot flows smoothly, and the opening chapter, without any contrived time travel, is the best-written summary of the entire book. The carefree wanderer finds a perfect ending with both heroines, perhaps fulfilling the martial arts dream in everyone's heart...

It's very well written, so why is the rating so low? I feel it should be at least 9.5 points or higher.

Although another ladybug appeared during the nine-year compulsory education period, it's not surprising anymore after seeing so many. 👍

The plot is fast-paced, the main character is very distinctive, and it would be better if there were fewer unnecessary catchphrases.

It's really good, why is the rating so low?

It's very well written, why is the score so low?

A pretty good novel!