Chinese Animated Worlds: Beginning with The Legend of Qin

I once saw a joke. Han Fei: I want ninety-nine (laws) in this world! Wei Zhuang: What a noble ambition! So, where will you begin to realize your ideal? Will you first recruit soldiers and kill Ji Wuye, or will you plot to seize the throne of Han? Han Fei: No, let's solve the case first. Wei Zhuang: ... Can solving this case eliminate Ji Wuye or allow me to ascend to the throne of the King of Han?

Honestly, now when I see Jin Yong's martial arts at the beginning, I lose all desire to continue reading. If he's going to write about countless worlds, can't he at least use some different martial arts...?

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The initial setup was good; the researchers were highly intelligent, but the moment the system appeared, they were immediately eliminated. (System Puppet)

I'm not really keen on reading this; the harem character design is so messy. It's like a bulldozer. It would be better if you wrote it like Lu Xiaofeng or Chu Liuxiang, those dashing and romantic playboys.

Yueyao is so ethereal!

I initially liked the harem theme, but the pretentious lecture to the ancients—no one who reaches that position is a fool; they're all cunning old foxes who can see right through you… With a cheat-like advantage, you should play it safe, develop your strength cautiously, and then sweep through the enemy lines.

Is the protagonist mentally challenged? First, he travels with Xia He and the others, then encounters some people from Longhu Mountain who want to take Xia He away, and then he runs away with Xia He? Leaving her father to cover their retreat? Then, somehow, he goes back, and uses the Golden Light Spell and Thunder Magic to say he's going to Longhu Mountain? Was this book written with AI? There's absolutely no logic in it?

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It's good, but I just hope you don't give it to a girl, please don't give it to a girl!