A more traditional fantasy setting, villain tropes, a golden finger, and a slow build
Ji Cang feels that his life has taken some unusual turns. First, there's a young Long Aotian who spent ten years lying low and pretending to be useless, and Ji Cang seems to have stolen the guy's fiancée.
At first, he's panicked. But after using his astonishing wisdom (cheats) to deal with this enemy, he discovers that his invincible imperial father has mysteriously gone missing.
It turns out his father went looking for his mother, whose identity and origins are shrouded in mystery.
But that's fine. No big deal.
Then, later on, he realizes that everyone his age seems to want to pick a fight with him!
There's nothing for it. Ji Cang can only rely on his “hard work and diligence” to “win them over with virtue” and beat every last one into submission.
Only after he successfully reaches the top and the world looks up to him does everyone discover just how terrifying his background is!
Ji Cang: descendant of the Star Lord, heir to the Sword Venerable, an imperial prince of a divine dynasty absent from the mists of history, a seeker of the Dao who spreads its teachings to the world, the Great Emperor Shangyang, the first peerless man in all the heavens and myriad realms to attain supreme enlightenment: Cang!
When countless old acquaintances think of him, they are horrified to discover that even his name has become an unspeakable taboo.
Ji Cang can only say helplessly that he wasn't born this way. Every honor he has earned came from the hard work of his own two hands.
The whole ordeal was too painful to speak of. His hands are sore from all that work.
Four stars does not affect the rating) I can only say that if you want to read the title, there is no such cool article. Firstly, he didn't win the heroine quickly (she has a strong background), and secondly, she didn't slap the Destiny Child in the face quickly (Long Aotian has grown up several times) I've seen the latest chapter 98, it's a bit like a single female protagonist
It suits my taste, come on
It's still okay for now, just complain about this in the comment section. This is a nitpick, but I think this book could work with a single female protagonist.