Ten Years of Patience: Drawing the Saint of Martial Arts at the Start

It's alright, although I never really felt involved and couldn't get emotionally involved at all. But this detached, observer-like feeling, without any emotional fluctuations, was surprisingly quite nice. It's perfect for reading when you're taking a break, or when you're feeling tired after reading another highly engaging book.

This book feels very similar to one I read before. The male protagonist doesn't encounter any bottlenecks, and later he has access to four different attribute cultivation techniques that he can practice together. However, the author's writing is quite good, with a subtle touch.

It's good; the protagonist is decisive and ruthless, without any sarcastic remarks or inexplicable hatred towards random passersby. The content is interesting, so some minor flaws are negligible. However, it's important to avoid later descriptions that show female characters developing feelings for the protagonist because of his impressive abilities.

Everyone who sees this comment should go check out "The Legend of the Billionaire". If you like it, please give it a good review. I'd like the author to add more content. Thank you so much!

This is one of the few books by Tomato that I can actually finish reading. The author's ideas are actually quite good, and I understood the emotions he wanted to express. Although there's definitely a gap between him and top authors, he seems like a talented newcomer? Also, the daily updates are just too infrequent! Please update more!!! 🤭

As Ye An paid, a small dog squatted beside him. It had grayish-white fur, droopy ears, and round, bright eyes. It sat motionless beside the butcher stall, not barking, just watching the passersby. Ye An squatted down and looked at the little yellow dog. "Give it some attention." A grayish-white little yellow dog?!

It's not bad. The early part is similar to other books, following the same formula, but the later part is quite good and worth reading.

The martial arts progresses rapidly, without any suppression of cultivation levels. There are no mindless villains, the family is harmonious, and the protagonist is solely focused on cultivation, valuing loyalty and righteousness. Two beautiful women are in love with him, and his second brother possesses top-tier aptitude.

You can watch it, it's pretty good 😄😄

I wanted to write a review after reading the first three chapters, but I held back. To be more convincing, I read another 40 chapters. This is truly a rare gem of a book, at least an 8 out of 10. The story isn't exactly thrilling, but it's definitely worth reading. Recommended by a 17-year veteran reader.