The Senior Brother Is Mortal, Yet Incredibly Strong

Is this book about a harem or stock trading?

Highly recommended! The writing is clear, the ideas are unique, and the prose is excellent. Enough said, it's bound to be a hit. I hope the author sees this. My question is, how do I invest? What's the minimum investment? I'm a bit poor now and unlikely to become rich in the future, so I hope the author won't forget me.

Why do so many people criticize harems? I've come to think of quite a few wealthy men who keep mistresses, including second, third, fourth, and fifth wives.

Female protagonist building

Is the protagonist a scumbag? He says he only loves Yunxiao, but he flirts with every girl he meets. Like with Zhao Hede, he took off her shoes after only meeting her for a day because her feet were wet? This whole thing has me totally confused.

I still don't understand how to invest. My name expresses my confidence and support for this book and its author; I'm a prophet that this book will be a hit.

What kind of rubbish is this? If you don't want to write, then don't write. If you're going to write, then at least do it properly.

The story is alright, but the writing is poor, lacking any sense of immersion. The text reads like an observer recounting a mundane account. Furthermore, the background is extremely vague. Is the protagonist a time traveler or something else? Does he know the history of this world? How did he learn that this world has Journey to the West? These questions remain unanswered, leaving the reader quite confused.

Don't nitpick too much, it's still worth a look. The battle between immortals is portrayed like a gangster movie, lacking any sense of divine power. It only focuses on strength, not intelligence, and the villains can be anything they want.

Those women from the Jade Maiden Sect destroyed half a city just to catch a petty thief; they're practically a cult! They're supposed to be fighting demons and protecting the righteous path; even demons aren't as destructive as they are.