
Wuxia Crossover: I Keep a Low Profile Behind the Scenes
综武:我苟在幕后当大佬
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 255k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Where's the smugness? Only 24 chapters! You're already using other people's characters to kill and show off, you must feel pretty good about that, right? 😅 Every reader has a different martial arts world in their mind; a good book is one that captures the common thread. Sorry, I don't read books about showing off and getting revenge, so this book isn't for me. Goodbye! 😄
If you enjoy watching Qiong Yao dramas, palace dramas, and mindless stories, please come in.
This is a book whose title and content are completely unrelated; this isn't just being sneaky!
I didn't want to read any more after five chapters. It's understandable that a prince's rank is low, but the head steward of the household is only at the eighth level of the acquired realm. In just a few chapters, there's a bandit at the eighth level, an assassin who's finished, and then another assassin at the eighth or ninth level. Is that reasonable?
Leaving aside the fact that a prince's steward is at the eighth level of the Acquired Realm, even a single diagram in the "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty Longevity Manual" starts at the Innate Realm, yet your entire book is still at the Acquired Realm.
I came here after reading the synopsis, and this is the mastermind?? There's not a trace of the domineering and ruthless aura of a powerful figure; all I see is a clueless young fool who thinks he's so great! The author can't handle this kind of character. Please don't write synopses like this next time; it's a misnomer. I'm leaving.
What kind of garbage is this? Is this something a human could write? The content is completely different from the title. The protagonist is showing off and getting slapped in the face everywhere. A top-tier noble family only has 3 people in their household. Seriously, is the author even 10 years old?
You're amazing for breaking through from the 7th to the 8th level of the Acquired Realm after consuming the Great Rejuvenation Pill! One Great Rejuvenation Pill is equivalent to 60 years of internal energy! I'm not watching anymore.
Not just anyone can write a good story about a mastermind. With this kind of subject matter and the protagonist in such a position, it would be easy for him to become the mastermind! I'd like to offer some feedback to the author. The protagonist is a modern person. The limitations of his era are his greatest strength. The first step is to open a restaurant.
A top noble family in a megacity of tens of millions of people, with only three members? Two maids and a steward? What about the direct and collateral branches? What about the retainers? If they can cultivate, what about their elders? And why does the protagonist need to transmigrate to manage their businesses? Were the elders from before the protagonist's transmigration just living on water?