The Big Wolf: Golden Badge Catcher

It's a good read, demonstrating a deep understanding of culture. The language is fluent, and the story flows smoothly. I stopped reading halfway through.

The writing is good, but the plot has some issues.

Actually, the plot was so-so at first glance, but the part where Liu Mingxiao died and I went to the border to clear his name suddenly became interesting and kept reading. Overall, the book has chivalry without being overly sentimental, so it's a decent read.

It's quite entertaining to watch, but every line of dialogue seems to have a hidden meaning, a riddle, a metaphor for the mutual exploitation and wariness between people—that's the essence of the martial arts world.

It has the spirit of ancient knights, which reminds me of when I used to read books on the big blackboard.

How did the book that was on hiatus in 2022 resume?

It's a great read, author, keep up the good work! It's a very promising piece.

Chapter Three, with its obsequious and subservient tone, was unpleasant to read.

Such a small matter, why does it require a prefect to be dispatched?