I Became an Immortal Emperor Through Officialdom

It's alright. It's just that the author's worldview is too simplistic. How could a high-martial arts world, with its wealth, strength, and individual power, possibly be like the one the author describes? 😅(っ◞‸◟C)

The concept is reasonable, and the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is a refreshing surprise, creating anticipation. Overall, this book is quite good. The characters are calm, wise, patient, and not lecherous. They can be considered the cream of the crop among protagonists, and a model for protagonists in various novels.

A very good book. The protagonist is intelligent, knows when to advance and retreat, and doesn't act impulsively or risk his life. His strength progresses very quickly. But oh my god, where's my Xiao Lu? Suddenly the female lead became his younger sister! Why?

I'm giving it 5 stars, but I have a few questions for the author. First, I didn't understand the setting of a county and a city; it kept mentioning both. Second, the protagonist treats his family members like they're not family from the beginning. From his tone of voice, after reading over 170 chapters, he hasn't called them "Dad" or "Mom" even once.

Personally, I think a 9 out of 10 is fair. I don't know why it got such a low score. It's very exciting and decisive, without any Mary Sue elements or messy romance. The length is just right, and it's a rare and novel type of story. The only downside is that it doesn't update frequently; two chapters a day isn't enough.

It's indeed impressive, though it does somewhat suppress combat power. For example, you have to acquire a cultivation technique, and there are only fixed ways to obtain these techniques; without certain fortuitous encounters, you can't get the advanced techniques. This does suppress combat power a bit, but it can basically handle most enemies encountered, which is quite good. Minor flaws are normal, but it's already very well written.

It's written in great detail. For example, even taking a bath can be described like this: first, the condition of the bathroom is described, then the protagonist is shown to be very clean, then the furnishings in the bathroom show that the protagonist has good taste, then the place where the clothes are put after taking a bath is described, highlighting the protagonist's meticulousness, and finally the bath itself is described.

Good-looking and plentiful. The core themes are martial arts training and officialdom, combining fierce and skillful martial arts with underhanded and scheming elements, interspersed with a few detective elements. Excellent (Very Poor-Bad-Good-Excellent-Top)

The premise is relatively new, and the plot is watchable. I'm speechless at seeing so many comments that suggest you're trying to understand fantasy stories. It's much better than many 9-point overrated masterpieces; it seems like I should pick more 6 or 7-point shows to watch.

I'm a hardcore gamer~ I didn't expect it to be this good~ Although the pacing is slow. Talent is a bit of a stretch, but most of it does have some issues. But the rhythm is really good! Sacrifice is the norm – it's very relatable.