In a High-Martial World, I Get a Wife from the Start

This is a very original novel about having many children and the blessings of family. Traditional harem novels either don't introduce children until the very end or treat women as mere breeding machines with almost no emotional descriptions. While this novel doesn't have children yet, it's only the first 200,000 words, and I hope to see a child born before the million-word mark.

It's a great read. As a 20-year veteran reader, I suggest the author keep writing seriously. I feel it could rival some top-tier books, such as *Wrath of a Thousand Armies*, *Blood of the Beast*, *Blasphemy*, and horror web novels. I suggest the author limit the number of female characters.

Looks great! The pacing is really good. Although I came in because of the name, I feel that the fighting is even more exciting and more attractive to me. Once the Hunyuan Qi is maxed out, it should have unlimited mana. Add a flash-like skill and it will be invincible.

The "Many Children, Many Blessings" system awakened, but out of hundreds of cases, only one woman was 90% crippled. After graduating high school and being assigned a job, she went back to school after becoming a martial artist. Becoming a martial artist came at a high price, but even martial artists couldn't contribute much to the country, so what was the point of becoming a martial artist?

A book with barely enough reviews yet has 900 people following it! 😂 The biggest problem with this book is that it's not about having many children and good fortune at all; it's just a facade. It's essentially a typical system novel, but the plot is good.

Surprisingly, Shennong wasn't included. The martial arts exam was so exciting, as thrilling as non-flammable material! 🤮

First, when your child throws a tantrum, you don't see aggression, but rather their deep-seated hurt. Second, when your child talks back, you don't see stubbornness, but a heart yearning for affirmation. Third, when your child lies to you, you don't see deception, but the fear of being caught.

It reminds me of the book "Global Martial Arts". Not bad. Not exciting enough, more cringeworthy. It seems to be a single female lead route.

If the author is working on three books simultaneously, they should focus on this one. The other two books didn't perform as well as this one.

It's a pretty good work. The plot unfolds logically, the characters are well-developed, and it reads smoothly. I never imagined that the themes of "many children, many blessings" and "single female lead" (almost a hundred chapters in, more to come) could coexist harmoniously in this way 😂 Flaws: First, the timeline is a bit chaotic, sometimes three months, sometimes two months, and later even one…