My Wife Is an Unrivaled Master

Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง The first physical book I bought more than ten years ago was "Summoning a Thousand Armies." I never expected to see such a great author like you.

There are now over 400 levels, and "Martial Master" is everywhere, "Supreme Master" is as common as dogs. Even the one-armed swordsman who was once a Grandmaster or Great Grandmaster has become a Martial Master. Even Prince Jabu's wife is a Martial Master. It's really addictive. Is the female lead a Celestial or did she get to become a Martial Master with the protagonist's help? Jabu's wife isn't that old, is she? She's practically comparable to a Celestial.

I stopped reading after chapter 126, as it became a paid novel. The writing is decent with few major flaws, but the plot is too bland, almost like a slice-of-life story. The only real complaint is that the protagonist is a weakling in a high-martial arts world. He can make others stronger while remaining weak himself, relying solely on others for protection.

Too many chapters and sections are missing; it's unreadable.

The protagonist is wrong from beginning to end. In any world, power always trumps wealth, and only absolute force can support a power system. Yet, the protagonist insists on pursuing the lowest path of wealth. He thinks about making money all day long, has studied dozens of martial arts manuals but hasn't improved, and can't even get revenge on the female lead when she's being harassed by a ghost fox. It's frustrating to watch.

I'm just a programmer, and I feel like I'm about to time travel, guys. Need any local specialties? I'll bring them back when I come back.

The more I read, the less interesting it became; it was a jumbled mess. The earlier parts made me think it was by an experienced author, but it turns out to be just a poorly cobbled-together, mindless piece of writing.

It was a very good book, and I read it for a whole day. But around chapter 160, I suddenly couldn't continue. It wasn't that the writing was bad. It just felt like I suddenly lost all motivation and expectation. It was the same old story of making money, talking big, and flirting with the maid. Various small interactions in daily life.

Personally, I think that starting a single female lead when the relationship is already ambiguous is the most disgusting thing. If it's already like this, just stick to a harem. Changing it now is too much.

After reading over 150 chapters, I felt it got more and more boring towards the end. I thought it would be about the development of a romance between the female lead and the protagonist, but it was all about development, technology, and making money. It was written in a very simplistic way. There are so many novels like this everywhere, and they get boring after a while.