I'm Really Not a Bad Guy

I almost got fooled by the trolls in the comments section. This is some kind of sycophantic writing style. The author really needs to manage the comments section better; these misleading comments should just be deleted. Let me mention something. There's a supporting character in this book named Duan Ping. He's written in the traditional wuxia style, like Wei Xiaobao, and is a complete buffoon—disgusting but quite interesting.

After reading the first six chapters, I can summarize three main highlights of this book: the person the original owner captured was taken by his servant and became the servant's beautiful teacher; a female supporting character tried to kill the protagonist but was spared; and Duan Ping is the true protagonist 😅 Please don't change this!

I'm starting to understand the main plot. Now it's probably back to the Dark Souls story background, with Ge You, the witch, and the otaku defeating the ancient dragon and creating the Age of Gods. Ultimately, it was the abyss that brought them both success and failure. Waiting for the abyss's energy to go berserk.

This is the most ridiculous book I've read this year. That Duan Ping guy is disgusting, like a maggot.

The Dark Souls core combined with the rustic charm of Chinese online novels This book is a result of the author's own interpretations and perspectives. My assessment is What are the advantages? The author explains what the Lord of Cinder is: the one who inherits the flame, the one who brings light. Each volume tells you a complete story. At least it wasn't a waste of time to read it.

1. The woman faces a love tribulation; only by overcoming this tribulation can her martial arts skills greatly increase. She encounters the male protagonist, who is accompanied by Duan Ping. She is kidnapped by the former male protagonist, but is amused by the smooth-talking Duan Ping.

Some people in the book club are probably paid to smear this book. If I hadn't clicked in out of curiosity, I might have been misled by them. They haven't read much of the book, just spouting nonsense. Don't they use their brains?

Everyone who thought they were here to see Ashes abandoned the book! This is not Dark Souls fanfiction!

I read up to chapter six, and that beautiful master started fawning over the protagonist—a ridiculously stupid kind of fawning—and I was completely hooked. I came out to read reviews saying the beautiful master was going through a love tribulation, but I didn't want to read any further. I don't know what the author was thinking, but I think it would be better to reveal something a few chapters in advance. If it's inappropriate in the story, it could be mentioned directly in the chapter itself.

Don't look, don't look! The author wrote Shi Yihan so disgustingly, it made me sick. This author probably can't write female characters.