From Martial Arts School Disciple to Great Qian Martial Sage

Here's a suggestion: if the author doesn't plan to include other women, it's best not to describe them too much.

I'll vote twice. I want to see multiple female leads, and not just flirting without reciprocating.

It's well-written, really good. The relationship between the protagonist and his senior sister is very touching, and the way the protagonist rises to power is also very fitting. Actually, no matter what kind of story it is, if it's well-written, it's a good book, and this one is.

The best thing about this book is that it's free of any blemishes and flows smoothly. I hope there will be more action scenes.

The female lead is so well-written, I'm afraid the author will have to resort to angst... If not, this book is truly a masterpiece. As for whether or not there's a harem, in my opinion, it depends on whether the protagonist becomes emperor. If he does, it's not a big problem; if not, then try not to have too many female leads—two or three is enough. More than that would be boring, and the quality of the book would drop. So far, the romantic storyline between Zhao and Wei is handled well.

It's heartwarming, but the plot isn't very coherent! The protagonist isn't a "saint," and the female lead isn't brainless! The values ​​are good, and there aren't any awkward or unwieldy plot points that are difficult to handle. In other aspects, regarding Wei Ning's storyline, the protagonist somewhat "takes advantage of kindness," and although there have been some additions, this aspect of the…

Nephew, this portion is a bit small. Uncle Li is very unhappy.

This is a very classic fantasy novel with a "powerful" plot, featuring a system that grants overpowered abilities, leveling up, and defeating monsters, culminating in an extraterrestrial demon as the final boss. Personally, I don't see any major flaws; it's a relatively mild story, without any dramatic plot twists or a "dragon king's son-in-law" trope. The whole book feels like it unfolds naturally. Overall, it's a decent "powerful" novel.

I came across this a long time ago, but I never clicked on it. Recently, I was really looking for something to read, so I finally opened it and took a look. It's really good. The writing is good, the plot is reasonable, and most importantly, there are no obvious flaws. In this respect alone, it is much better than 99% of the books on Qidian. Let me mention the strengths.

This type of protagonist and female lead is quite good. 🙂