The Superb Servant

I thought that with six years of reading experience, I was immune to all temptations, but I underestimated the potency of this book. The title alone was enough to get my blood pumping, and after reading a couple of chapters, I covered my face in silence. Later, I found that even listening to music or snacking couldn't provide the motivation, so I gave up. I hereby warn future readers: if you lack strong willpower, please read with caution. Remember this!

This is the first time I've ever gotten so angry and dizzy reading a novel. I admit defeat. This book is for masochists; after being slapped in the face, the reader praises the opponent's performance. This kind of person... I've never encountered a truly idiotic person before. Goodbye.

Hopefully, there will be a major reversal later on, and they will pay back a hundredfold for the humiliation they suffered, tearing them to shreds.

At first, I thought the protagonist's actions were a display of wisdom born out of necessity for survival. But after watching, I realized the protagonist is just a complete simp. I'm outta here.

I read a bit and really lost the desire to continue. Why did they have to make the protagonist a villain? It's no wonder that only masochists can read this book.

That's too harsh; Miss Cao is a complete blunder.

That's disgusting, it's deliberately meant to disgust people.

I think it's well-written. After so many years of indulging in online novels, what I need is no longer vivid and beautiful writing or profound and unfathomable meaning. I just want a fast-paced and interesting plot development, and this book... Is quite interesting. The beginning has a touch of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes." It's good; it's solved my reading slump of more than three months.

Trash books

Just one question: was Young Master Xiao's true abilities ever revealed later?