Human Ruler

After reading the first thirty chapters, the character I am most looking forward to is the collision between the villain Gu Min and the protagonist Chen Wangshu. Of course, Shi Meng's straightforwardness and loyalty, and Su Qingdai's coldness on the outside and hotness on the inside are also portrayed extremely well. This is a masterpiece that even the villain can make you savor carefully. The character party is ecstatic!

It's a pity that Mr. Lu sacrificed his life. The sense of mission to pass on the legacy is too strong. The brotherhood between Wang Shu and Shi Meng is also very easy to fight. One is responsible for wisdom and the other is responsible for force. Brothers side by side, there is no place in the world!

Finally, there is a fairy novel that no longer indulges in the cycle of killing people and grabbing treasures, but actually tries to build an "order" in the world. The beginning of "The Ruler of the World" seems ordinary, but the master Lu Qingming sacrifices to establish the Tao and the protagonist Chen Wangshu inherits the chapter of "The Law of the World", which directly elevates the idea. The core ability of the protagonist is "judgment", using rules and principles as weapons. This kind of "convincing people with reason" is a satisfying battle of wits, which is far better than the brainless leapfrogging monsters.