Ordinary People Don't Save the World

The male protagonist, well, he embodies many traits of ordinary people, plus his own petty motives. From his perspective, you might understand he wants to take a risk, but from others' perspectives, especially Qingdai's, I just feel that the male protagonist is... Troublesome, extremely troublesome. Putting aside his personality, everything he does is troublesome.

I strongly suggest Tian Dong and Qing Dai have another fight later on. Let him know that we're men after all. And then, remember that "leg whip" you mentioned? Let's see if you can still kick me this time! Show her I hold grudges. Hmph.

This is the first time I've seen a novel author's bio written like this, and it really resonates with me. Urban martial arts novels should have heroes, but they should also have ordinary people like Chen Tiandong who do their best to do their own thing.

Tian Dong, with a mother-in-law like this, your future days are going to be tough.

The author has a vivid imagination, and I really enjoyed the story's scenes. I read these kinds of high-fighting martial arts novels for the thrill, but the mother-in-law is a bit unlikeable.

There's always a book that says ordinary people shouldn't be heroes. My understanding is that we should just be ordinary people and live our lives honestly. This really resonated with me. Five stars!

The story is sobering and engaging; I really enjoy it.

The writing flows smoothly, the author skillfully plays the "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" card, the pace is fast, and it suits the taste.

It's getting better and better. Both the plot and the characters' introductions are starting to feel more sophisticated. 😎😎

Well written, and the writing style is excellent. Keep it up!