Nice Try, Who Says a Sword Immortal Refreshes in My Bed Every Night?

I've always preferred single-female-lead stories, but whether this book has one or two is no longer important. The book has a high degree of artistic merit; one can only say that the protagonist's life is a tragedy, the ending predetermined (we are all evil little monsters, destined to be defeated by the righteous Ultraman one day).

This book is really good. Up to the latest chapter, 44, it's an interesting and promising novel overall. The advantages are that the characters who have appeared so far are well-designed and well-developed, the plot is also very interesting, it is both fast-paced and relaxed, it is not too tiring to watch, and it is not unattractive either.

This book is really interesting. It's been a long time since I've seen a book on Tomato that has piqued my interest. I've read one of the author's books before, and I thought it was quite good. I hope they keep updating; please don't just give up! 😫

It's sad, it's humorous, and it's interesting. Up to the latest 52 chapters, a good book. Hopefully, the timeline will be handled well later on, avoiding a situation where there are two worldlines, two male protagonists, a self-inflicted conflict, or a tragic ending.

Is it a good book? Is it a multi-female lead or harem story? The plot seems fine now, but it's currently a multi-female lead or harem story. If the author can handle it well, it could be a masterpiece. The plot has ups and downs, and the logic is sound from beginning to end. If the author can manage the balance, it will be a great book. It's really good; I've been reading it all along, but it hasn't been updated much lately. (Author's note: This is a comment from the author.)

I'd give it 4 stars. The main problem is that the timeline is really hard to write. People in the high-martial arts world can time travel, but what if they traveled back to an earlier timeline? What would happen to the current male protagonist? Also, the future woman seems to know the future male protagonist, which could be a flaw. The chapters I've read don't explicitly state that they know each other, but the dialogue gives that impression.

It turns out the main character is actually a good person. The protagonist's hellish jokes were indeed funny at first, and the female lead was well-developed. Unfortunately, at least for me, what I wanted was the male lead described in the synopsis and the first few chapters, not a hero... It was uninteresting, but that wasn't the book's fault; it was quite good. However, it left me somewhat disappointed, as it wasn't what I had expected.

Well, this book is very similar to the author's last book—the familiar style, the familiar bumbling girlfriend + arrogant rich girlfriend, the familiar loser character. The last book was discontinued, so this is kind of a replacement. Hopefully, it won't be discontinued again! 😜😜

First of all, the writing style is delicate yet humorous, full of witty remarks and exciting moments. The emotional descriptions are quite well done, and the psychological portrayals of not only the main characters but also other characters are vividly depicted. Whether it's the father's doting on his daughter or the mischievousness of Dong Jianying, they are all excellent.

Bro, how could you write something so humorous and funny? Also, I really hope it doesn't have a single female lead. Although I hate harem novels, this one is an exception.