The Strongest Husband in All Worlds
万界最强老公
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The story starts with a childhood sweetheart, so I initially thought it would be a single-female lead story, with the multiverse fiancée just a diversion. But it turns out they're actually planning to have one in each world. So what's the point of this childhood sweetheart? They might as well not have included her; at least then I wouldn't be so disgusted.
Stop being a saint, stop being brainless. The protagonist should kill whenever it's advantageous. Kill anyone who can generate profit. A self-serving personality is more suitable. A protagonist who travels through countless worlds with a saintly heart is the worst kind of character.
I've been reading this book since its early days; the author's writing style and prose are quite good.
An invincible novel that still tortures the protagonist? Are you crazy? 😆(I originally thought this book would be really enjoyable, with the seniority system completely overshadowed, the protagonist being lower than his fiancée, and a monkey riding on his head... That's not all...😤and you even forcibly lowered the protagonist's intelligence...) Dude, if you can't write an invincible story, don't set it up like that.
Two college buddies studied Morse code diligently in order to cheat on exams, and eventually achieved some success. Finally, the day of the exam arrived. In the exam room, they tapped their pens on the desk to communicate, exchanging the following: "Do you know how to do the first question?"... No, can you? ... I don't know either. Do you know the second question? ... No, can you? ...
The supporting characters and extras are so stupid, it's toxic. I thought it was a lighthearted story, but it turns out to be about torturing the protagonist and mindless mockery. I'm not reading it anymore, bye!
The author says, "How many alternate accounts do you have?"
Some thoughts on this book
If we could have a satisfying and enjoyable read, you had to write *Covering the Sky*, and for such a long time, it made it unenjoyable. That's why so many people don't want to read it. The story background of *Covering the Sky* is so vast, and the length of time it's been written is frustrating.
I was hoping to support my cousin, but he's too inexperienced, so I'll have to take my leave!
It's messy enough.
It's a mess; I can't understand what it says.