Surviving in a Chaotic Age: Starting by Caring for My Sister-in-Law

I ordered 100 chapters, and the more I read, the more speechless I became. I originally thought it was a decent fantasy novel, but author, do you dare to say something? Is this even considered a fantasy novel? It started as a story about fighting against the government, but it turned into a historical epic. Martial arts skills are useless; an army can crush everything.

Having read up to chapter eleven, the protagonist is so off-putting. The chapter reviews are all negative, but why are there so many positive posts? Are there really that many people who can actually keep reading?

Then I started collecting a bunch of worn-out shoes 😅

The protagonist is known to be a womanizer; most of the women around him are married women. Perhaps the author has some unique fetish for cuckoldry. The protagonist is depicted scavenging for scraps, and it would be logical for the story to develop into a cuckoldry tale later on. The author probably didn't dare to write it for fear of censorship. This book should probably be posted on a small website.

Are you two taking care of the same sister-in-law?

Sisters

Yysy, I think it's pretty good. This is one of the few books I've finished reading. Some people are talking about the cuckoldry issue, but I think the protagonist just likes married women. There's no cuckoldry plot after she's with him. Why are people in the comments section so anxious?

I want to ask the author, what were you thinking when you advanced your swordsmanship by adding power to the sword instead of your own? All the power you add to your swordsmanship advancement goes to the sword itself. Tell me, what kind of swordsmanship is this? What kind of swordsmanship is this? You should call it sword forging techniques, since you've forged swords into divine weapons.

In this level-up novel, the martial arts realm is poorly described, and the fighting scenes are weakly written. This is a novel about conquering the world, where you're depicted as leading armies and strategizing, but the writing is incredibly hollow, and the enemies are portrayed as idiots. This is a harem novel, with a bunch of used women in it, and then there's Xia Zhineng.

I've read several books like this recently. Aside from the different names, the plots are exactly the same. I couldn't finish reading more than a few chapters. I don't know who plagiarized whom, or if they're just mass-produced books from a studio, just a quick cash grab and then gone.