Wait, Where's My Master?

Actually, it's best to portray invincible protagonists as mentally unstable. If the protagonist is too upright and rational, the plot often runs out quickly; I've seen several invincible protagonist stories like that. They flopped as soon as they were released. On the other hand, if the protagonist is a fun-loving person or mentally unstable, the story can be longer.

I've finished reading it. It's watchable, there are no bad points, but it's not as frivolous as the title and the beginning suggest. This book initially resembles Li Chu's work, with very similar character settings. Later on, it's clear it's not a copy.

Family members, please take a look!

It's been a long time since I've come across such a well-written and invincible novel. It's natural and unforced, humorous yet not vulgar, and the use of tropes and allusions is just right. The writing is extremely smooth, and even when the characters are made to appear less intelligent, it's easy for readers to accept. Moreover, the hostility is handled exceptionally well. I highly recommend it.

Wait a minute, where's my husband? Wait a minute! 🤭🤭🤭

Is it supposed to be without a female lead? I just saw a comment saying there's no female lead, and my interest has instantly halved. I just finished reading "Summer's Fishing," and three women have been "fished out" by the protagonist. Two of them followed him, and the earlier descriptions clearly showed they had feelings for him, especially Yu Yao'er.

Based on my nearly 20 years of reading experience, this is definitely a good book, but why are so few people reading it? Finding this book in the daily reading list is practically like finding a treasure in a trash can. I'm not very capable, so all I can do is give it a few monthly votes to encourage it.

There are anglers everywhere; they all cast their lines even when crossing the Bridge of Helplessness, right?

This book is quite interesting, why are there so few people reading it?

Wait, where's my husband?