The Myriad Worlds’ Movie Emperor

Master Mo Da, the leader of the Hengshan Sect, had never married. Once, at a gathering of heroes, Liu Zhengfeng couldn't help but ask him, "Senior Brother, you're already quite old, why haven't you married and had children yet?" Mr. Mo, with his eyes half-open and half-closed, slowly spoke as he played his erhu: "To get married, you first need to find a woman, right?

Lan Fenghuang remained unmarried for a long time. Once, at a gathering of female warriors in Mount Tai, Ren Yingying sat next to Lan Fenghuang and quietly asked, "Sister, you're not young anymore, why haven't you found a good family to marry into?" Lan Fenghuang gave Ren Yingying a deep look and sighed, "When it comes to marriage, first you have to find a man, right?

Jiang Feng is just a rich young master. He's undeniably handsome; otherwise, he wouldn't be known as the most handsome man in the world. But to say he's highly capable is probably an exaggeration. If he were truly capable, his reputation wouldn't be limited to just the title of most handsome man.

To be honest, if it weren't for the unexpected circumstances this year, I might have been safely writing my book at school. Because of this, I'm stuck at home. I'm writing the book in secret, hiding it from my family, afraid to let them know. Only those who have written a book know how difficult it is. To write a book, I gave up games and sleeping in.

I just finished reading *The Legendary Twins*, which was very well-written. I really liked Yao Yue and Lian Xing, but after getting to the second volume, *The Magic Sword and the Chess of Life and Death*, I lost all interest in continuing. It's too obscure; I've heard of it, but I don't remember any of the characters or plot details, so I have no desire to read it.

Three major flaws at the beginning: Why insist on going to the Yihua Palace if you're not going to have a romance with Yaoyue? What's the point of going there then? Then he insisted on playing the piano, and after playing, he said it wasn't his own... Unbelievable. Leaving aside your age at starting your cultivation, are you practicing Jin Yong's martial arts? Or is it authentic Taoist? Okay.

Having read the first volume, this is the worst portrayal of the Ming Dynasty ever 😁. The Ming Dynasty arguably collapsed because of uncollected taxes from the Jiangnan region. However, in this book, the court becomes the villain, and powerful families stand on the side of justice. Although stance has nothing to do with justice, I still don't want to see the Ming Dynasty collapse while the powerful families gain power; one should still have some sense of national responsibility.

Keep it up, it's well-written and has a great feel to it. I've already voted for it. My personal suggestion is to remove the female lead and keep it as a close female friendship. I feel like everyone's tired of harem stories, so a harem-free one might offer a different experience.

This book is overly sentimental; why not just include Lianxin and Yaoyue? Constantly thinking about the original work is pointless; readers just want a satisfying read. Just push over all the villainous female characters from Gu Long's works. That would be a guaranteed hit. Just write them off until they die in a flash and fill in the plot holes. Turning the impossible into the possible is what readers want to see.

I thought "The Little Fish and the Flower Without Flaws" was the title of the drama, but it turns out it's the list of survivors.