Heavenly Inspector of the Myriad Worlds

Reading the second chapter, I felt a bit awkward. A scholar, in the middle of the night, was singing and playing music with a married woman. In feudal society, wouldn't that be a very serious matter of conduct? Especially since the author said it was a world similar to the Song Dynasty.

I went to advertise for you; I only said one thing: "There's this guy next door with a grand wedding procession wanting to marry the Black Mountain Demon." 🤓

The writing felt somewhat nonsensical. The protagonist's medical skills weren't explicitly stated as acquired, yet the martial arts techniques the Empress taught him were three times better than her own? I didn't understand it either. One second the scene was showing everyone alive and well, and the next second the entire village was wiped out – it felt like I was fast-forwarding.

This male lead is disgusting; he's a married woman and he still gives her gifts.

The recommendation votes vanished in a flash, because there weren't enough updates for me to read.

Why did a sister-in-law and niece suddenly appear? The male lead was kicked out of his home by his elder brother, but after his brother's death, he treated his sister-in-law and niece so well. He even made his sister-in-law the mistress of the Marquis's mansion, while the niece was bullied and lived in a doghouse after her father's death. When the male lead returned, she even resented him.

I think this protagonist is a role model for those who live off their wives, 😁

I've saved up 30 chapters in a month! Does anyone know the author's address? I want to send him something nice. 🙂🙂🙂

I stumbled upon this book a couple of days ago and stayed up until 2 a. M. Reading it (staying up late is bad, don't follow my example), unable to stop. It's a book I enjoy reading. When I used to watch horror movies, I would think that if those tragic female ghosts could have received more warmth in this world before they died, that would have been good!

It's really good! I'm going to be a high school freshman soon, and I hope I can read it all the way to the end. This might be the first book I want to subscribe to in its entirety. I hope the author keeps going! (✪▽✪)