Making the False Real

If an old book is abandoned and a new one is launched, it's highly likely the same book will be abandoned. Consumers should exercise caution.

Brother, listen to my advice. Taiji's later years are uncertain; he'll either be white-haired or red-haired. Take it easy.

A surgeon faints at the sight of blood. A drunkard is allergic to alcohol. I'd delete this kind of setting immediately; when did they even have a blacklist function?

Having tested it out, I personally feel it's quite addictive. Whether to continue reading depends on the reader's own feelings. However, I personally won't continue; it's not to my liking, and it's a pain to read, so I'm dropping it. Let me elaborate on my impressions.

Come on, let's see what you've got at the end of Chapter 13.

The main character is loud and boisterous, and they gave him a cheat code, but everyone else has it too. Goodbye.

It's too ruthless, I don't recommend it. Someone attacks you with a deadly move without warning, then tells you they're on your side just before the fight's over. They even want to make up with you, and you happily agree.

Holy crap! Why is this book featured on the cover?

Wuhu, just like the last one, it started poisoning the reader while writing 😄 It's so useless, it even ruined the chance for you to become a master 🤭 Thai pants spicy

There's no first place in literature, but there's a clear second in martial arts. To write this kind of novel, one needs a deep understanding of real-world martial arts, because there are many martial arts techniques that can be compared to real-world examples. Martial artists should avoid belittling those who are superior.