The Mad Lord

I feel it's okay; I hope it's a story without a female lead and without any romance, otherwise it's easy to mess up the plot.

Many readers in the comments section said they wanted a female lead-free storyline, but the reason I haven't replied is that I've never even thought about that question. Because regardless of whether there is a female lead or not, I am confident that I can write this book well. However, since everyone has this request... Then there will be no female lead.

There was no mad master who was the source of all the madness in the mysterious realm; it was just a dream of an ordinary cancer patient before he died.

This kind of book doesn't need a female lead, it's okay if you leave your seed everywhere but there's no romance!

I feel this book has great potential. The protagonist is very powerful, immune to debuffs, which means he can use skills without any side effects. However, I think the biggest highlights will likely be the battles against other players and the struggle against the supernatural. I feel it will be a hit.

This is very well written. Unlike traditional longevity-based novels, the protagonist isn't a saint, but he's still decisive and ruthless. Readers looking for something to read should check this out. (Author, please mark this as a featured post, thank you!)

I watched it all in one go. So far it's okay, but I feel like the plot twists are too overpowered—the character has both extraordinary talent and a mysterious father—I'm starting to lose interest.

It's well-written, though some plot points are a bit cliché. Overall, it's a good read, with a great plot and well-developed characters. The portrayal of Dr. He is quite interesting, and the author is quite witty. Some officers said it's similar to "The Lord of the World," but that's a text-based adventure novel. I read a few dozen chapters, and it was alright, though a bit lackluster. Personally, I prefer isekai (another world) settings, and this one seems to have a pretty good premise.

I read it in one go. Apart from the protagonist having a cheat code, everyone else had to sacrifice different things to gain power, such as social rules. To gain something, you have to sacrifice something first. However, the book clearly states the price, while real life doesn't.

I suddenly thought of the book "Mars Gravity," and one of the protagonist's professions: Claw King (Seven Deadly Sins).