My Wife Is a Divine Constable

To be honest, I don't really like defining realms and then fighting monsters above your level. So I only clearly wrote "acquired", "innate", "supreme grandmaster", and "shattering the void". Furthermore, the threshold for breaking through the void has been raised infinitely; the original storyline's breaking through the void is now regarded as the starting point for breaking through the void.

Iron Flying Flowers

Based on the author's writing style, I suggest changing the title to "My First Wife Was a Divine Detective" or "My Wives Were Divine Detectives".

Each time a new power emerges, a summary is given, along with the source appended.

In Chapter 13, after the protagonist leaves, Hua Manlou says that the current situation is a bit strange and too deliberate. Suddenly, I have a bold idea: is the protagonist's "Li" the same as the "Li" in the Tang Dynasty, and is the koi fish the same as the goldfish that leaps over the dragon gate?

I just watched it, but I have a small suggestion regarding the female lead, Tie Feihua. Please, author, don't use the actress Shang Rong from the TV series as the female lead's picture. She looks old and I don't see what's so beautiful about her. Just find a cartoon picture instead. She's not even as pretty as her maid (played by Mao Xiaotong). So who doesn't love Mao Xiaotong?

This book is alright, but the biggest problem, and one that significantly impacts the reading experience, is that it released real-life photos of the female lead too early. People are used to seeing all sorts of beautiful pictures these days. While the Goddess Detective series is indeed enjoyable, the female lead isn't exactly stunning.

Gu Long's writing style: "You've come," "I've come," "You'll die if you come," "But I still came," "Have a drink," "Okay."

As mentioned earlier, there are only 15 Supreme Beings in total. Now let's look at what has been confirmed as Supreme Being. Buddhist figures: Daoji, the Sweeping Monk, the Living Buddha Taoist sect: Old Zhang, Zhang Tianshi, Ling Donglai (broken) Demonic Sect: Jade Rakshasa, Xiang Yutian Imperial Court: Wu Zetian, Sunflower Eunuch Qing Dynasty: Prince Xiaoyao (deceased)

This book is utterly bland and uninteresting; after reading a bit, it feels like it's the same whether it has a protagonist or not. The protagonist is a transmigrator who knows the plot, but he doesn't seem to play a role at all, and he doesn't have any cheat codes. In a martial arts world, without cheat codes, are you sure you can compare to Zhang Sanfeng and Ling Donglai?