Twenty Years of Cultivation in the Imperial Court, From the Start I Marry a Female Killer

It's alright, but honestly, not being invincible isn't a good thing; it feels restrictive. Look at that book, "Royal Family's Twenty Years of Seclusion, Starting as a Land God," that's an invincible setting. In this book, I felt like there were two characters who could fight to a draw, so it's not ideal, but it's still readable.

Actually, it's not bad at all. It's not as bad as some of the comments say. I think it's quite good. Even light novels get boring after a while, and this one is well-written.

The 50 images all tell the story of one thing: the old emperor is dying, so he needs someone to cover for him. This person, having mastered supernatural powers, descends the mountain to show off.

At least the readable ones don't have any major flaws. I'm very picky about books, and there aren't many that are truly readable. Keep it up! 😳😳😳

The book is quite good; I really enjoyed reading it. The plot is also good, especially the Shuangchuan storyline. I particularly liked the pacing of the action scenes. I hope the author continues to work hard and write well.

It's well-written, I'll help the author increase their score! 😄😄😄

It's alright, at least they didn't hide their cultivation level and act like the sixth-ranking person.

If you're looking for an invincible protagonist, you can leave now. The protagonist's power level is practically commonplace; they'd barely manage to win against a true villain. 😄

Great story, I want to listen to (watch) it all in one go!

A good imperial novel without a system. The setting is barely considered time travel. Although there's no system, the protagonist successfully reincarnates nine times and will unlock some amazing skills and memories later. In a sense, it's a kind of gacha. He's gachaing himself 🤔