After Stepping Down as Alliance Leader, I Became a Stablehand at an Escort Agency

Such a good book, why isn't anyone reading it? It's a decent invincible protagonist/wuxia novel, with the power levels kept relatively low. Although the plot about the protagonist hiding his identity has a few flaws, it's not a big problem and worth reading.

The character development is good, and the plot is also good. There's no obvious emotional arc, and it's not a simple, mindless, power fantasy novel. It has a bit of an online game feel to it—this is the essence of the martial arts world, the essence of the Jianghu. The author vividly portrays a martial arts world full of intrigue, loyalty, and self-interest.

This book has a bit of an online game feel to it, and there are some plot holes, but it's easy to read. It's not exactly hilarious, but it's quite witty and humorous. If you like Butterfly Blue's "Melee Mage," you won't dislike this book.

Each character is well-developed and relatable; it's quite enjoyable.

15,000 readers isn't a small number, so why the hiatus?

It's good; it has a bit of the feel of Gu Long and Jin Yong's martial arts novels, and it also has the easy feeling of being invincible at the beginning, and the plot is also very rich.

The content is good, with a distinctly classical Chinese style!

It's quite good, with the feel of old-fashioned novels, and you can keep reading.

It's witty and humorous, combining movement and stillness, not rigid, and very entertaining.

Very good, the more you look at it, the more you appreciate it.