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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.

This is a great read. I've read a lot of supernatural novels, but most of them are only interesting for the first ten or so chapters. This book is different. In short, the protagonist has a good balance between work and rest, making him feel like a real person. Those messy system novels feel like fake people, lacking any sense of identification or anticipation!

Actually, the writing was pretty good at first. The protagonist's constant attempts to enhance his appearance were hilarious, and his subsequent regret and reflection were always funny. The plot wasn't particularly clichéd, and each resolved bizarre story was quite touching and innovative...

To be honest, I think the author writes quite well most of the time, at least when portraying the protagonist. He is steadfast, kind, far-sighted, courageous, and resourceful. However, for female readers, the author's depiction of female characters is often very flat and stereotypical.

Very good 👍 There's a character named Mei, and a scene where she licks her lips. I'm not sure if she's a villain or the female lead... I really hope there's no female lead. It's definitely worth reading (students can relax and clear their minds). So far, there aren't any major flaws I can mention (my writing taste is so-so, as long as it's enjoyable, I'm fine with it, so you can reconsider).

Well, how to put it? The plot is okay, and there are enough laughs, but it leans towards a harem genre. Yes, you read that right, 80% of the main characters are women. At this point, it feels like it's heading towards a harem style. I want to see more of the plot, but every time I see that mirror, I want to give up. If anyone who reads this later sees my comment, please take a look.

I'm not good at using fancy words to praise the author, but the writing is decent and the plot is very tight. Even though I usually skip around, I managed to read every single chapter. And I think Qin Dapao could be a good choice—her figure is my dream goddess! Also, perhaps we could put aside the focus on looks for now and prioritize her strength.

This is a promising new book with a very enjoyable reading experience. It grabs the reader's attention from the very beginning, without lengthy setups or unnecessary explanations. The plot progresses crisply and cleanly, with almost every chapter offering substantial development, creating an immersive and exhilarating reading experience.

A lighthearted and humorous story with brutally realistic fight scenes. It's also packed with jokes and references. I've already seen the latest chapter!

Overall, this book is quite good. The writing style is decent, the chapters are tightly paced, and the protagonist is kind, optimistic, and positive. However, seeing the title, I initially thought it was some kind of novel about evil cultivation, but the protagonist, in the chapters I've read, seems poised to become the leader of the righteous path, and he willingly believes it's right.