Young Hero, Need a Ride?

It's a little different from the title. You might think it's about pulling a cart and meeting all sorts of people. Actually, it's about following a woman around. The main character is incredibly kind-hearted. Suitable for kind-hearted people. 🙂

A fantastic book! It's full of chivalry and brotherhood, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The characters are well-developed and have distinct personalities. It combines the chivalry of traditional martial arts with the characteristics of modern online novels. It's been a long time since I've encountered such a satisfying martial arts novel.

The title should be changed to: "My Days as a Driver for a Young Lady in Another World"

One of the more interesting novels I've read recently. The author's writing has a touch of melancholy, like a middle-aged person with a childlike spirit—happy yet mature. The initial reading has many intriguing plot points. The downside is that the male protagonist's motivations are often lacking. I'm sure many readers will point this out.

I've reached chapter 82. It's a transmigration system novel. The setting is a blend of martial arts and cultivation. The writing style is quite solid, and the plot flows smoothly. The individual passenger storyline is a bit too long; it doesn't necessarily have to be a taxi system, other systems might be easier to develop the plot with. Personally, I prefer stories with a human touch.

Brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, just one more chapter, I promise I'll never touch it again, please, just one chapter, I swear I'll never touch this stuff again, I just can't stand it anymore, brother, I'm tossing and turning and can't sleep, brother, please, just one more chapter, brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, brother, I feel…

I think the author's character design is quite interesting; some of the characters are really memorable, and I think I'll remember them for a long time. Even names like Gan Erge and Wen Bujiu are quite amusing 😄😄😄 It has a martial arts feel to it. 😄

To be honest, some people don't really like stories about interactions with young girls; they prefer books that focus solely on using a system to level up and defeat monsters. However, I think the author handled this aspect quite well, and the writing style is decent, making it a comfortable read.

What a great book! Why hasn't the rating come up yet?

Why is the rating so low? It's really good! It has a strong sense of brotherhood and loyalty, reminding me of watching old Jin Yong martial arts dramas. I have high hopes for the author! Saying this is a "nanny novel" is just a bunch of mindless wish-fulfillment stories.