Daily Intel: From the Start, I Snatched the Future Female Emperor

Although this novel follows a somewhat "standard trope," it is written with exceptional flair: on the protagonist's road to success, there is always a "great woman" who provides strong support, as well as a few close friends who can be relied upon; along the way, there are also countless acts of deceit and treachery that block his path, and thousands of cunning and opportunistic supporting…

This is so good! The protagonist snatched so many opportunities, yet his combat strength remains mediocre—that's not the point. The point is, he's also a total simp! Everyone is welcome to read it!

Personally, I think it's alright, but something felt a little off while reading it, though I can't quite put my finger on it. Of course, it doesn't really affect the overall enjoyment, but there's not much description of the remnant soul of the powerful figure. I hope there will be more description when they enter a certain secret realm later, especially regarding the powerful figure's knowledge and vision.

The element of a son-in-law evokes images of cowardice and resentment (which might have deterred many readers), initially making me dislike it. However, since I couldn't find any other novels that appealed to me, I took a closer look and became completely engrossed.

Alright! The protagonist initially had low spiritual roots and lay low, but after becoming stronger, he took direct action and killed many people. He rarely talked big... It's just that the prices are too outrageous, often reaching tens of millions.

It's pretty good, much better than those cultivation novels where the protagonist just survives by chance. 👍

Absolutely no filler words, a truly satisfying read.

Many people talk about "chosen ones," meaning people with good luck. It's not that exaggerated. Someone like "Xian Ni" is more like that; they generally have a main body and multiple bodies, and if one body dies, it can be resurrected for safety. Or maybe they have a trump card and survive.

I hope to write about an intelligence system in my next book as well. The subject matter is alright. It's very toxic, but it's watchable.

I've read up to chapter 10... At first, I thought it was just a fixed number of intelligence reports refreshed every morning… As a result, this system updates the latest intelligence in real time… The information updates are too frequent, it's like news push notifications on a mobile phone...