Longevity Martial Arts: From Hunter to Transcendent Saint

This is truly fascinating! A novel about having many children and abundant blessings based on a system doesn't actually involve the system at all; it has created a complete martial arts world. The author's descriptive skills are impressive; even a low-level, third-rank martial artist's fight is written with breathtaking grandeur and magnificence, inspiring envy – this is truly remarkable!

I'd give it five stars. First, the downsides: the villains are stereotypical, all arrogant and always opposing the protagonist; the plot develops rather slowly, but I've seen even more drawn-out ones, so this is alright; the protagonist has a plot halo, often saving people at crucial moments or constantly turning the tables on the enemy, which isn't a big problem, better than the protagonist…

That's really good; writing a book isn't easy. I read it from beginning to end without ever using the system's functions. The idea of ​​having many children and being blessed with many children, yet only marrying one wife—I don't even know what to say.

It's quite good. I've seen comments criticizing the protagonist's slow leveling up, and the fact that he only has one wife after almost 100 chapters... I think the main problem lies with the "many children, many blessings" tagline. The content itself is actually quite good. You can treat it as traditional fantasy.

No problems, virtually no flaws, excellent quality, smooth gameplay.

It's pretty good. The balance between the romance and the plot is quite good. It's just that the later parts are basically all about the antiques, which is a bit funny. Maybe there's something special about them after they have children. Otherwise, the female leads' positions are a bit awkward. Overall, it's worth watching.

It's alright to watch, but the protagonist seems to be constantly getting his comeuppance wherever he goes, and he seems to have a knack for attracting hatred. Half of the trouble he gets is caused by the women. I've read 300 chapters, and in just a few months since I transmigrated, I've already taken in three of the five women. The system panel is constantly displaying numbers for every chapter.

I've read up to chapter 302, and the protagonist, Zhou Xuan, only has one pregnant child. Where's the "many children, many blessings" nonsense? 😳 He mainly obtains affinity points through absorbing antiques to increase his combat power, and he's only at level 3 out of 9. He barely uses his wife. 🤭

Excellent, five stars!

It looks great, but I suggest changing the title. 🥰🥰🥰🥰