They Reject Moral Blackmail and Give You a Stab Instead

Actually, I read every comment carefully. I have some free time today, so I'll just say a few words. First of all, this is my first time trying this genre. I also have other books published on my main account, but I typed out every single word of the plot and content myself. To be honest, I've never seen such malicious or ignorant comments on other platforms.

🤔Fast-paced, exhilarating story, no dragging, no Mary Sue moments, no accepting threats; the protagonist is either killing or on his way to kill. While this might sound like a typical bot's comment style, the content is indeed like that. The plot unfolds very quickly; as soon as a clue is found, the perpetrators immediately come to the door, as if they've heard the truth in the morning and are…

It's really enjoyable. Many people criticize it as a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, but they don't realize that writing something truly enjoyable is not easy. I've read many novels that claim to be wish-fulfillment novels but are actually incredibly frustrating. I've read 90 chapters of this one, and I think it's quite enjoyable.

Decisive and ruthless, not overly sentimental, it's a good book worth following. However, similar to a previous book, which had an overly ambitious scope that led to a poor ending, I hope the author learns from that experience and limits their scope, avoiding overambition and repeating the same mistake! Finally, good luck!

Putting everything else aside, adding skill points at the last minute is definitely a major flaw.

Good. The protagonist has gained enough power to kill the royal family and become emperor himself. Author, don't disappoint!

Alright, alright, enough with the nonsense, let's talk about both men and women.

I think it's pretty good. No fluff, zero frames from the start, it's all about crushing opponents one or two levels higher. Aside from the early, somewhat cheesy plot points that led to a lot of stubborn villains who couldn't distinguish between high and low rank, everything else is great.

It's very well-written; the killings are clean and efficient, unlike those rambling stories where someone is killed and three chapters are written without the killing actually happening.

Even if a woman who has a relationship with the protagonist dares to threaten him, the protagonist will show no mercy and will not accept any threats. I haven't seen a novel like this in a long time. In most other novels, after having a relationship with the protagonist, the woman is very obedient to him, or the protagonist feels sorry for the woman and pleases her before taking action. Oh, right, the woman who threatened the protagonist was also killed.