The Legend of Luo Xiaohei: After Her Enemy Dies, the Grandmaster Gives Up

It's so good! Of all the fanfictions I've read about Xiao Hei so far, this one and the City God one are the most interesting. This one, about the young Wuxian, completely fills my fantasy about a young master. You must work like an ox, author!

The female lead doesn't inexplicably fall in love with the main character, and there's minimal out-of-character (OOC) content. It avoids those awkward and strange plot points, and the writing is so good it's almost too normal. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story! The female lead is very strong and doesn't need to rely on other characters anymore; it's truly a very good read.

This is a wonderful book. I've been reading it since the author first started updating. From the very first five or six chapters until now, with the addition of the epilogue, the whole thing has been fantastic. The writing is smooth and gentle, giving me a very pleasant feeling while reading. It feels like this is what would happen in the parallel universe where "the God of Light exists."

It's a great read, the characters are very vivid, and while there's a slight angst—only two good people died in the entire story—it's incredibly moving. I almost cried all my tears while reading those chapters. The author writes exceptionally well. Reading this book will easily make you empathize with the characters. The author is also very witty, and the comments section is full of fun.

It's so good! So good! So good! So good! The characters are also very well-developed and three-dimensional, not just simple two-dimensional figures. Author, please finish the series! Please!

It was good, but there was such a huge knife at the beginning, and it kept chasing after people 😢 But the epilogue was a happy ending (thank you author for sparing my life). The following contains spoilers: The synopsis indicates a one-sided romantic relationship; the actual romantic developments will be revealed in the bonus chapters. Except for the Naga, everyone else survived (I don't care, Muddy Egg is alive and well in the side story, sob sob sob).

It's pretty good! The characters all fit their established characters, and the female lead is quite likable. These days, it's really not easy to write a female lead that readers won't dislike. The whole story has no major flaws and is quite heartwarming. It's the kind of story that makes up for many unresolved issues, and it gave me a really warm feeling while reading it.

Title: Original work fans rejoice! A perfectly faithful adaptation of the humorous writing style. The author of this novel is amazing! ✨ The writing is humorous and witty, completely capturing the essence of the original work. You can't help but smile as you read! Each chapter feels like chatting with an old friend—light, fun, and never boring.

This is the first book I've ever read from beginning to end. The slice-of-life scenes are so delicate and heartwarming. It's totally by Hanmu Chunhua! All the characters in this book are three-dimensional, not just flat, two-dimensional figures; they're very well-developed, and there's no out-of-character (OOC) at all!!! There's also the wind and the breath.

It's so beautiful! The female lead is strong, comes from a prestigious family, has a good personality, and is of high seniority. The story also has many humorous and funny moments reminiscent of Luo Xiaohei. Xiaohei is described as so adorable! Our Kinmen is the best! The sibling relationship between her and Nezha is also quite fun. There are countless couples, and while there aren't many romantic storylines, it's still alright.