The Heaven-Mandated Blade Wielder

The portrayal of the parents and older sister is overly anime-like, especially the mother. If her blind date were a criminal, let alone arresting him on the spot, even killing him outright, the mother would absolutely be heartbroken for her son and would cut ties with the woman's family, because nothing is more important than her son's future and life.

Has everyone been on blind dates? Why is everyone so resentful of them? Arresting your blind date is practically a plot device in a wish-fulfillment novel! My blind dates were just awkward and boring the whole time. Women these days are so direct; they start by investigating your background and life history. I've never encountered anyone who tries to freeload or makes sarcastic remarks.

First, upholding justice for Earth; later, maintaining cosmic peace. Dimensional guardians—I've got the formula covered for you.

Ye Chen transmigrates to Douluo Continent, summons the Six Paths of Pain at the start, beats up the Shrek Seven Devils, establishes the Akatsuki organization in Douluo Continent, recruits Zhu Zhuqing, Hu Liena, Xie Yue, and Qian Renxue to join the Akatsuki organization, destroys the Tang Sect, and kills Yu Xiaogang. Book title: Douluo Continent: Summoning Pain at the Start - click here to read.

I don't know if it's just my imagination, but it seems like another book I've read before...

This book being included in the Sanjiang Literature City is truly politically correct.

I suggest writing a story about someone being tricked into going to Myanmar, and then the protagonist goes on a rampage. It's a way to showcase national power; things like this can't be done in reality. I hope to see this in a novel.

It would be great if Qidian (the online literature platform) had a system to punish unfinished chapters: for example, it would be fine if a chapter was abandoned before the book was published, but if it was abandoned within the first 200 chapters, all previous subscriptions would be refunded. Otherwise, it's too much to abandon chapters so easily.

This book is basically ruined. The beginning was good, but the plot twists were too overpowered. If police work is just about arresting people, that's a gross underestimation. You might as well have made it a bounty hunter story. Then, just before it was published, you suddenly switched to an undercover operation, but it turned out to be an undercover operation that everyone knew about.

This book is unreadable if you use even a little bit of your brain; the logic is too poor. I'm giving up on it.