High Martial: More Women Than Men, More Children, More Blessings

This is a relatively rare fusion of a female-dominated worldview and an urban martial arts worldview. Generally, female-dominated worldviews tend to be more slice-of-life, and even urban martial arts stories with a harem focus on leveling up with romance as a secondary element. However, the current word count is too low, and the plot is not extensive.

The plot is quite engaging, the male lead doesn't dawdle, there's plenty of action, and the author updates frequently, making it a satisfying read.

It's visually appealing, but there's too much repetition; a certain sentence is mentioned multiple times. It's definitely a satisfying read.

Excellent, although a bit wordy! But I still really like this rhythm.

While not exceptionally well-written, this novel stands out among the others recommended by Tomato, deserving five stars. Other novels either feature protagonists who rise from eunuchs to high-ranking officials (a type of story some male readers enjoy), or they grant them overpowered abilities, leaving the protagonist powerless and aimless. This novel, though a bit down-to-earth, features a genuinely masculine protagonist with satisfying moments and isn't offensive, making it a rare find.

Many children, many daughters—I like that, but I can't stand the clicking and repetitive deletion button. [Note]

Brothers, it's almost time for dinner (duck soup) again.

It's a soul-swapping story, but it's definitely fun, except for the slightly drawn-out beginning.

It's alright, you can keep watching.

The setting and world-building have some flaws! But it's incredibly fun! Update soon!