Sequence Escape: From the Start, I Slept with the Azure Lotus Sequence

The first few chapters are similar to Chen Ye's book, but the later chapters are quite good, placing it among the top in its genre. Compared to some survival novels with a timeline, it's like taking the best of the worst. It avoids the hypocritical, villainous mother-son trope and solves the problem of male protagonists lacking romantic storylines, which is common in survival novels.

Five stars! In my opinion, it's already excellent that there aren't any major flaws. The author's portrayal of the protagonist is also very well done—decisive, calm, and intelligent. The scene with the broken river, in particular, was ruthless and very satisfying to read. Perhaps some people won't like the author's writing style; you can't please everyone.

I didn't expect so many brothers to be reading this book, thank you everyone! Some people think the protagonist is too cold-hearted, like a Buddha in a temple. Others think the protagonist should prioritize his own interests. So, if you want the protagonist to maintain his coldness and ego, type 1. If you like the protagonist to have a human touch, type 2.

This is already one of the best in this series that I've read. The pacing is great, and I hope the author can update more often. I really enjoy reading this kind of book. I was shocked when I looked at the reviews; many of the malicious negative reviews don't match the book I'm reading. 🤦 Author, who did you offend?

To give a rating, I personally feel it's just so-so. It's very much a copy of Chen Ye's book. The first few pages are basically the same except for the sequence. I only picked out a few key points to look at, and the rest were just clicked on quickly. The main reason is that it has too much overlap with Chen Ye's book.

The cousins ​​in Chen Ye's book, well, you could consider them to follow the same formula, just different scenarios.

Brother, you wrote it really well. The protagonist is selfish, but not as CS-like as Chen Ye. I hope the protagonist's personality doesn't change too much later on, and doesn't become like Chen Ye, who becomes a saint later on. Keep it up!

Finally, the attack sequence is here. It's well-written, but updates are infrequent. The previous novel by the Sequence Caravan was the best, bar none, even better than Chen Ye's. That one had flaws; he let the Contract Sequence plot hole slide. This one is invincible, with combat power and followers. It's really well-written. Can Xu Qian awaken her powers? Yes, I love protagonists like this.

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would weep upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be filled with admiration! This is a reincarnation of the Four Great Classical Novels, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins*? It falls short in literary flair! *Battle Through the Heavens*? It lacks some depth! *Zhu Xian*? It loses a touch of emotion! *Covering the Sky*?

It's pretty good, but it feels a bit lacking. Since it's based on the Erlang Shen series, and we already have the trident and dog, shouldn't we also include the armor, cloak, and dark robe? The most handsome Yang Jian is modeled after Jiao Enjun—handsome and fierce, fighting like a general, and normally a refined gentleman. 😏 Hope the author will consider this. 😏