I Have a Blade That Slays Demons the Moment It Is Drawn

Not bad; this is what you call satisfying! Who dares to mess with me? I'm going to explode right now! Explode with him! Explode with him! I can't take it anymore! So satisfying to watch!

Without absolute power, ruthlessness is the only way to protect oneself. I really like this passage. I hate those saintly protagonists who say things like "I won't kill women," but end up causing themselves endless trouble.

This plot is so silly; even prostitutes are vying for the throne!

Having read up to chapter 51, this is my first encounter with the female supporting character. The protagonist's behavior is incredibly submissive, and the overall plot is a complete failure. It gives me the impression that he's never seen a woman before.

Generally speaking, I completely disagree with the views expressed in the book. Those in positions of power should fulfill their duties. If faced with an insurmountable opponent, the first thing to do is report it. If there's no response from above, then you have to take matters into your own hands. Your protagonist is an orphan with special abilities, so of course you can do whatever you want.

Uncle and second uncle? What number is his father?

I'm speechless. The Six Arts of a Gentleman have turned into chess, and it's even Chinese chess!

I almost missed this great book because of the first three chapters. It's the kind of book that gets more and more addictive as you read on. However, the first three chapters are a bit straightforward, introducing the protagonist's cheat ability and background, and establishing his character as a decisive and ruthless person who takes action without hesitation.

Clean and efficient; thoughtful in action; decisive in killing; but not mindless recklessness. It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist like this. 🤭

If you don't like it, don't watch it. Nobody's forcing you to watch.