I Pay Homage to the Dragon Emperor

I met a 30-year-old woman online. We chatted for over half a year and got along very well. Today she suggested meeting up. I hesitated and said that since she has a family, it didn't feel right. But she said it was fine and we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked her for a photo, and she looked quite pretty. She lives not far from my city, and we arranged to meet at a bubble tea shop.

Being descended from monkeys is different from being descended from gods, dragons, or the Four Symbols. Those ancestors might not even have genes; they might be manifestations of primordial energy, like the characters in Blizzard next door—they're robots cursed by flesh and blood.

Everything can be a weapon? Behold my ultimate bladder sword! Hah!

Is this a joke? Entrusting such an important task to a child, betting that no one would think of it? Wouldn't the Demonic Sect be overjoyed, just in time to wipe out the next generation of the righteous sects?

The subject matter is clearly good, but they insist on writing those clichéd plots... Which bookworm with over four years of reading experience hasn't read these kinds of stories? Can't they come up with something new, something innovative and unconventional about this system?

When are we going to use the master's wife as a weapon? Is this just a gimmick to whet people's appetites? Or are you saying that starting with the master's wife is too fast and you can't continue writing? At least give us some small early goals, I think the young lady is pretty good.

I've read the author's other works, including "One Sword," "Moon Emperor," and this one. The overall plot and attention to detail are quite good; they're at least considered decent reads. However, I think a significant problem is the slow pacing. These are the issues with all of these books.

Everything can be a weapon, but this initial cheat ability was nerfed. The concept of "stage one, stage two" is ridiculous; just follow the game's logic directly. Besides, its presence is too weak; it hasn't served any purpose yet. The protagonist even learns swordsmanship and knife techniques. The cheat ability already taught the protagonist how to use these weapons at the beginning.

Will my master's wife accept it?

At first, I thought it was just a typical low-level martial arts fantasy, but then suddenly dragon bloodlines appeared, like a cultivation world suddenly popping up in a martial arts universe—it just doesn't feel right.