From the Start, I Marry the Goddess Constable and Win the Flying Immortal from Beyond the Heavens

These are typical old-school wuxia novels, just wrapped in the skin of a new wuxia story. For some reason, these wuxia novels all seem to be about solving cases and plotting intricate schemes. Those who enjoy traditional wuxia riddles might enjoy them, but those looking for a fast-paced, action-packed read should skip them.

This book is well-written, and the plot isn't melodramatic. I prefer books without realm divisions; books with realm divisions feel like leveling up in a game, which gets a bit tedious. Creating tension and pressure through realm divisions is less effective than simply mentioning the enemy's impressive past achievements to create suspense for the reader—how will the protagonist deal with such an invincible enemy who's coming to cause trouble?

Traditional martial arts stories without cuckoldry are so satisfying! 🥰🥰🥰

Like gold refined by fire, this is a rare gem among martial arts novels. The author possesses exceptional writing skills and demonstrates a deep understanding of the works of Jin Yong, Gu Long, and others. The book vividly portrays a world of chivalry and adventure.

Chapter 79. It's readable if you're just killing time, but it feels like there's no main plot. By chapter 79, I still don't know what the protagonist is supposed to do. It's mostly mission-driven; where to go, and decisions made afterward. If you were watching it as an episodic series, it would be alright.

This author writes really well. The main character has a refreshing feeling of constantly upgrading even if his fighting skills are not compromised. The fighting scenes are also very exciting. Perhaps the only shortcoming is that it is too short. This score really disappoints this book.

The plot is really well-written, but the fight scenes feel like the protagonist hasn't been going all out since he got stronger. He could have easily turned the thirteenth-level Dragon Elephant into a bloody mist, right?

Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my youth…

Getting involved in high-level power struggles too early means facing brothels, aristocratic families, and princes as your first hurdle. So this place became a scene of massive setbacks and defeats.

It's readable, but the main problem is the pressure on combat power; it feels like there's a mission you have to complete to get through the story. Another issue is the lack of clarity; it's unclear and I can't really tell it's an AI-themed story, but this one definitely has an AI feel to it. Honestly, if it were an AI studio story, I'd give it two stars; I was actually thinking of giving it three.