Reborn to Reach the Pinnacle of Martial Arts with Him

It's pretty good, the plot flows smoothly, and the leveling-up storyline is very enjoyable 👍👍. However, the romance is progressing so slowly 😂😂😂. Right now, Yang Xiuming seems like He Xuan's underling to me. When will their relationship ever develop? 😫😫😫😫 By the way, author, am I shipping them correctly? Isn't He Xuan supposed to be the seme? This is supposed to be a seme-centric story, right? 🍉🍉

It's definitely a male-oriented wish-fulfillment novel. Neither of the two male leads are effeminate or saintly. The plot progresses very quickly, but lacks many details, which I consider a flaw. For example, the combat system, the scale and rules of the academy, etc., Are all left undeveloped.

Dear author, you're writing very well. Like before, just follow your own pace and don't worry too much about suggestions. You're the one writing, not the readers. Just express the story you want to tell; that's the best. I'm also a writer, and I firmly believe that finishing the story I initially wanted to write is enough.

It's well-written and quite enjoyable, with decent writing style. However, there are just too many characters who look down on the male lead. The testing part is one thing, but even getting to the assessment involves a long argument with a manager, though that's a classic male-oriented storyline. The male lead's personality is actually quite good, though.

It has such a strong old-school male-oriented vibe. Back when I was a kid, I wanted to try this kind of dual male protagonist story, and now that I'm old, I've finally gotten to enjoy it.

Thank you to the author for your hard work. It's rare to find a male-oriented novel with two male leads, so I'll give the author a thumbs up for this innovative attempt. Here's my review: This novel gave me a feeling of an old-fashioned male-oriented wish-fulfillment story, like an ancient version of Xiao Yan's youth.

I was initially drawn in by the two male leads, but the synopsis suggested it was a fantasy novel set in ancient China, which I do enjoy. While I know these kinds of stories usually have less romance—yes, the protagonist only appears in chapter 50, and in the 300 chapters I read, the male leads only kissed three times—it might not be suitable for those looking for a lot of romance, but it's fine…

It's incredibly good! It features a male protagonist who thrives on power and leveling up, and the main character isn't the typical delicate, beautiful, or slender type. I especially love the handsome and strong swordsman. The most unexpected thing is that he's not some noble scion or Celestial Dragon; he's just an ordinary citizen with incredible swordsmanship. It's fantastic, truly my cup of tea!

This is a very different book. The characters are very well-developed, the plot is very smooth, and it is a male-oriented novel with two male protagonists. The two male protagonists are constantly leveling up, and their interactions are very sweet. It's not artificial sweetness, but a slow and steady relationship. They are able to protect each other and are truly two strong characters.

It's really good! It wasn't love at first sight, but rather a love that grew over time. I only came here because I wanted the balance between the main character and the romance, and I genuinely think it's great. I hope it updates with 5 chapters every day! [Learned something new]