The Silver Sun

A beautiful female classmate. A classmate and good friend with some money. A troublesome classmate and their family who are rich and powerful. A poor family with a younger sister. A chance encounter is possible. It's alright. Currently, it's not poisonous. Future first, university first (teachers or senior students). Military... Abandoned. Other actions.

Write this book properly; you can write less about women, just use it occasionally to relieve stress. The main focus should be on crushing, annihilating, and showing off everything.

I've noticed that you're getting less and less able to write satisfying moments. There is a line in "The Snow Sword": "Where did so many Heavenly Phenomena of the Pointing Profound Killing come from?" What we need to see is the mysterious celestial phenomenon. Do you know what your best storyline is?

I've discovered a rough way to judge whether a book that's about to be free is worth reading: 500,000 words and less than 250 posts in the book club. This simple calculation will save you a lot of time, because the more famous the author, the less time they have to manage their book club. The more posts, the more people are discussing the plot, so it's worth reading. Don't even mention platinum-level authors; their books almost never appear in the free book category.

Shennong Gale, that's the kind of show that was for people with intellectual disabilities ten years ago.

LOL, the main character chose a priest class, let's call it a day.

From *The Spiritual Scholar* to this book, the formula has only gotten worse. The beginning of this book is practically an outdated, simplistic novel from 2014: a rich second-generation heir provokes someone, a beautiful woman comes to their rescue, and the rest of the plot revolves entirely around the protagonist's feud with this rich heir.

Teacher Cat's writing is quite good, much better than those illogical and amateurish novels.

Good herb, with a flaw in the early stages, but gradually improves as the plot progresses. The downside: Knowing he needed to become the strongest fighter to save the world, he acted impulsively, prematurely abandoning his future to focus on his current strength. If it weren't for the later patch that allowed him to unlock a second main character, I would have already given up.

To be honest, it's not as good as The Spiritual Scholar.