Supreme Agent

Just by looking at the title, you can tell it's a mindless, pretentious, face-slapping cliché. The synopsis, mentioning a school setting, only confirms it. You don't even need to read it to guess what kind of garbage this is. Yes, I'm here to mock it. It's unbelievable that this kind of trash actually has 250 readers.

The moment I saw "Dragon Group," I knew it was an urban harem novel full of pretentious harem elements.

I haven't watched it yet, but seeing the name "Dragon Group" reminded me of a novel I read 10 years ago.

Hahaha, this novel is so easy! Just from the synopsis, you can tell what's going on in the first 500 chapters. A great book, highly recommended! 😂😂😂😂

Why do I feel so awkward reading descriptions involving the Dragon Group, elite soldiers, hidden sects, or powerful families these days? 😅😅

I didn't want to read more after a few chapters. It's the same old urban trope of showing off and getting slapped in the face. I'm sick of this kind of thing. He was doing well in the army, and then he went to university.

As the title suggests.

This is a formula from at least six years ago. For seasoned bookworms, it's deadly poison, a recipe for madness. For newcomers, it's a feast.

As soon as I read the description, I instinctively clicked into the comments... And they were truly amazing!

I don't know where the author is from, but in the places I've been, "maternal grandfather" and "maternal grandfather" refer to the same person, just one is more formal and the other more colloquial. "Grandfather" and "grandfather" also refer to the same person. In the recent episodes about the Luo family, the author clearly uses "maternal grandfather" instead of "great-grandfather."