5 Points, I finished reading the first dungeon, the fourth dungeon and the extra.
The whole story is imaginative enough, but some of the characters and story routines are too old-fashioned. The frequency of vicious female supporting characters in ancient novels is extremely high, and there is also little sense of women. I really didn't expect that Po Wan could express himself by saying that he touched Miss Wan, and his eyes went dark. There are also many places in the text that exude a masculine flavor. After reading too many novels with strong female consciousness, you will definitely feel uncomfortable in some plots when reading this.
There was a plot in which a woman resisted oppression and obtained a card to make a man pregnant, but the performance was extremely awkward because the author had little female consciousness. The emotional line is also very awkward and makes people laugh.
Final summary: The overall plot is okay, although there are some flaws, but it can be read as a mindless and enjoyable novel without any third thoughts.
5.2 Points. The writing is average but readable. The rhythm is relatively poor. It is full of descriptions of fighting from beginning to end. It was very tiring to read. The heroine keeps winning but I don't know why the more I read, the more tired I am. It is an unpleasant and refreshing article.
However, the author is remarkable in the portrayal of women. The heroine has strong combat and intellectual abilities. There are quite a few female supporting roles in the passers-by and competitors. Each of the writings has its own edge [like]