Fengchen

I have read some novels by authors who have just written novels that became popular because of one book, such as "My Wife is the Reborn Big Boss", "The Bourne Storm", "That Man in the Jianghu", "Dad's Literary Life" and other novels that they read as soon as they wrote about 30 chapters. It was quite interesting at the beginning, but later it felt like it was just the same old drama again. After 200 chapters, it didn't matter whether I read it or not. The author's novel has the feel of both martial arts and historical fiction. It is difficult to coordinate these two elements well. It feels like "Swordsman in the Snow" (I have only read a few chapters). "Fengchen" feels that the plot is quite interesting, the protagonist's character is good, each character feels independent, and the description of the characters and environment is not rigid. All in all, I feel it is no worse than the books I mentioned earlier.

Not bad, come on

I think it's quite interesting. There aren't many novels where the protagonist's IQ is online.

It's very interesting, but it would be better if the power struggle could be a little more intense.