I, Bai Jin, Am Righteous to the Core

Plant a seed, and countless fruits will grow.

The name Bai Jinguang always reminds me of Lu Bei's senior sister.

Dear brothers, I'm begging for votes, likes, and a rich woman (laughs).

The previous book was about romance Originally written as a succubus This book is about mimosa trees, wow! 😏 The main characters in the first two books are both somewhat refined and easy-going. I wonder how this one is?

It's weird to read. It's supposed to be a harem novel, but there's no romance, no main plot, and the daily interactions are poorly written. Each chapter feels disjointed and incoherent.

This one seems more suitable.

To be honest, I was originally looking for a lighthearted, slightly risqué story, but now you're going to go all out with angst? It's not a question of whether you can continue writing or not; if you switch to a novel style, most of your original readers will leave.

The writing style is not very good; it's uncomfortable to read and always feels disjointed. There's too little detail in the character descriptions, making it difficult to develop the characters. I suggest the author practice more.

Bai Jin next door has become one of the Four Emperors, and he's also the leader of the Jie Sect. He's latched onto five of the seven sages of the prehistoric era. 🙂🙂

I initially mistook this title for "I, Bai Jin, am a Man of impeccable character".