After This Hawk-Dog Was Tricked into Marriage, He Became Utterly Lawless

This book is truly excellent, especially the part where Lü Bu battles Sun Wukong for Diao Chan for hundreds of rounds. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too powerful; if it weren't for Darius's outer-range slash followed by Noxus's Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

I like this style of book. A true man doesn't talk much, he does what he preaches. He treats those who are good to him well, and shows no mercy to those who are bad to him. He understands the value of privacy and is full of wisdom and strategy.

So arrogant and domineering, just my style! 😂 I like this kind of showing off, not the kind where someone with real power gets trampled on before putting on airs. The other bits and pieces are okay, but I mainly like the protagonist's arrogant and pretentious manner.

This is fantastic! The plot and character development are excellent, and the female leads are all unique. The main focus isn't romance, but rather the protagonist's investigations and cultivation interspersed with building a harem with the female leads. The investigation parts are particularly exciting. The system is very prominent and greatly assists the male lead, making the plot progression incredibly satisfying.

This is currently Tomato's most enjoyable novel; it's particularly funny. The protagonist's wife forbids intimacy, and he'll get beaten up if he tries to divorce her. Unable to beat her, he relentlessly trains in martial arts to level up and then divorces her again, only to find a new wife. He's still no match for his wife, but that'll probably happen soon. It's hilarious! The plot progresses well and isn't too drawn out. It's the only Tomato novel I can follow daily.

This is a good read. The work is somewhat novel, with exciting content and a plot that appeals to a broad audience, primarily male. The male protagonist is capable of wielding a knife and is equally ruthless, and his appreciation for beauty is no less than mine. The scope is broad, the overall structure harmonious, and it surpasses ordinary online novels by at least one level.

In conclusion, this book features exciting battles, multiple female leads, rapid character progression, and an overall high-intensity storyline. It's recommended for readers who enjoy solo character progression. The protagonist levels up incredibly quickly; while others haven't even advanced a minor realm, he's already risen from a weakling to several major realms.

The beginning was quite good, a satisfying read. However, I'd suggest the author reduce the amount of love triangle scenes, as it's still historical fantasy. The focus seemed to shift later on. The logic and language were generally fine, although some plot points were missed, but overall it was still acceptable.

This is undoubtedly the best harem novel by Tomato. 90% Of the content is good; only the chapters about the assassination attempt to save Princess Mingzhu and the crippling of Young Master Yuan are too rough, which may have deterred some readers.

Great book! It has the feel of the old "The Great Feng Dynasty" series, though it's not quite as good, but the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. As for the criticisms mentioned in the comments, I honestly didn't see any. In my opinion, the only flaw is the excessive amount of scenes where the female lead imagines herself giving herself away; the rest are just plot and character…