Fulfilling Wishes Across the Heavens: A Goofy System and Its Unlucky Host

A lighthearted and humorous tone is good, and the values ​​are sound. The current trend on Tomato (a popular Chinese food blogger) is that people who don't eat beef actually refuse to eat it in front of you, and then they get upset. It's like the story of Lord Ye who loved dragons but was terrified of them.

It's just that Princess Longji suddenly popped up, and it was hard to stay calm. All I wanted to say was, "Why? Baby, why? Tell me, baby, why? You two had absolutely no connection before, and suddenly you've taken a liking to each other [smirk]. Was this an outline written for you by AI?" [Smirk]

It's funny, but it's a bit slow and I'm trying to build up the book's popularity 🤭 So please update faster, maintain this quality, streamline the text, and use some familiar world-building elements to make it a hit.

The writing is good, and the plot is quite interesting; it seems worth reading. The only problem is that there aren't many chapters, and I'm worried the book might die out before it's ready to be read.

If the author changes the novel into a comic, the system and protagonist will be based on the cover to ensure it is super interesting 🤭

Could someone knowledgeable explain whether the decapitation strikes and Eighth Route Army sieges in the era depicted by the protagonist in "Bright Sword" could have achieved the same level of skill as those in the novel, given the significant equipment disparities at the time?

I guarantee with my 21 years of reading experience that this is a truly good book! Not one of those "good books" whose popularity is based on vote manipulation!

The protagonist is forced to travel to a high-risk area, and the system loves to cosplay narrators.

Thankfully, it wasn't Warhammer Dark Tide Chainsaw Acceleration right from the start.

There are some problematic aspects. However, it's still watchable. Yes, the article contains AI-like techniques.