The Age of Heroic Spirits: Awakening as the Flying General from the Start

The entertainment industry combined with heroic spirits—this is a novel theme, and the writing is quite good. Looking at the comments, don't listen to those who suggest writing about real-life celebrities; that's very discouraging. Keep writing as you envision; this book won't do badly. The later parts weren't as interesting as the earlier ones.

This book is very good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer edge cheat + Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.

The premise is very novel, and the story flows smoothly; the protagonist is decisive and ruthless. Personally, I think the focus on celebrities could be less; there should be more mutual killing in the modern setting. It's still too short; I hope for faster updates.

The subject matter is quite good, and the current content is acceptable. However, personally, I feel it's lacking in entertainment industry themes. If the celebrities were replaced with real-life stars, it would be even better and more appealing.

The theme is quite novel, but the fact that the main character is a celebrity feels a bit strange. So far, it seems fine. Keep it up! ⛽

The author completely misses the point, focusing solely on the urban entertainment industry, classic villains, a mysterious, foul-mouthed official, and a sworn enemy celebrity—all classic elements. However, the subject matter is indeed quite novel.

It's a pretty good novel with a novel theme and excellent action sequences, but the fact that it was abandoned is very disappointing.

So far, it's very well-written, packed with exciting moments and flowing prose. The realistic portrayal of top celebrities is entertaining, and the action-packed dungeons are thrilling and exhilarating. I was worried for a while when the rich woman appeared, but since she's already got all the power-ups, it was really unnecessary. Diao Chan is so appealing in dungeons!

I've read the latest chapter so far. The writing is decent, with no major flaws. The trope of real-life celebrities showing off and getting their faces slapped is a bit cliché, but handled reasonably well. There's some plagiarism from songs. The only issue so far is the cultivation system. The hero is Lu Bu, which is good, but he's still in the low-level martial arts category.

To be honest, this book is really enjoyable to read. The two perspectives are interwoven seamlessly, which is great. It also provides plenty of exciting moments in the real world without using overused tropes. However, if there's any problem, it's that the word count is a bit low. The first few batches of awakened individuals aren't explained much, and there's also the issue of the combat power training system. Overall, it's a good book, and I hope it doesn't get bad later on.