Building an Immortal Clan, Starting with Taking a Wife

It felt like it didn't work from the beginning, and the price and combat power were written in a mess. The inability of the logic to be self-consistent is all a problem. From the beginning to the time it was published, I never wrote anything interesting. I just wrote about daily accounts. I guess the author himself knew that problems would not attract people, so he wrote less than 30 chapters and hurriedly published it, hoping to make some money. (Normally, any author with some confidence will usually put it on the shelves after at least 70-80 chapters have attracted enough popularity). It's no wonder that the monthly tickets for this book are terrible. It's not even close to 200 votes. After reading the first 20 chapters, I found that it was already on the shelf for a fee, but I can give up at this point. This author's plot and logic are among the worst books of this kind that I have ever read. It's not worth spending money to read the later parts.

The writing is a bit broken! The subject matter is good, but in order to keep up with the rhythm, Goldenfinger and the protagonist's strength are a bit too exaggerated.