Wuxia Crossover: Livestreamed on the Sky Screen, Yao Yue Loses Her Cool

Let me say this seriously once again: those who like Li Er can go read those novels about time travel to the Tang Dynasty and fawning over Li Er. I have said repeatedly at the beginning that Li Er fans should not come here, and there are still so many people coming here to seek attention. I will not tolerate these kinds of people.

The content is okay, but the protagonist didn't seem particularly brilliant; it felt like he relied on women. The later scenes where the protagonist's abilities were highlighted weren't good, otherwise he seemed unworthy of the woman. Also, the protagonist's daughter breaking through the void didn't make the protagonist seem any better. That's all. However, it's better than similar works. Keep up the good work, author!

It's pretty good. It would be great if you could update more frequently while maintaining quality, because if a fast-paced, action-packed story doesn't update quickly, many people will give up. But I have to say, there aren't many novels these days that I can really get into. This one is alright, I guess.

Before reading it, I thought it would be very formulaic, but after reading it, it's freaking good! There might be a few minor issues, but overall it's a rare gem. The main problem now is that there's too little content; the author needs to work harder!

It's alright, quite interesting, but the pace is too slow, making it less enjoyable to watch. Sometimes I had to skip around. If the pace were faster, it would be a perfect score.

Just for your charming ancestor, I'll deduct one star.

A 5-star review is a must! Hope you maintain this quality in the future.

Do you have any recommendations for similar novels? [Learned something new]

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!

It's well-written and makes me want to keep reading. I hope the author updates soon.