High Schooler! What the Heck Is This Immortal Clan System?!

Can you give me a definite answer? Is this a single female lead or multiple female leads, or will it be like the previous one, constantly shifting between female leads? If you're certain you'll follow a book with one or more female leads, then you'll abandon it if you're still undecided.

It's rounded and interesting, but you have to be a little restrained at Qidian, after all, there are plenty of great writers in the book review section who can teach you how to write a book.

Although similar plots are quite common, the author's writing is not dull, and the emotions are portrayed with great subtlety. The writing style is excellent, and the author has the potential to become a platinum author. 👍

Such an important technique was taught to two adopted children. 🙂

There's something I've never understood: in fantasy novels, there are always characters who practice martial arts, conquering the world with their bare fists. Can someone explain how fists can fight against swords, spears, and halberds? My limited imagination just can't wrap my head around it. The simplest example: if someone slashes or stabs you, how do you defend yourself with your fists?

If something like this can make it to the top of the charts, it means there's really nothing worth watching.

It's almost chapter 200, and the protagonist still hasn't had sex? What's the point of having the name of an immortal clan? 😓 I completely lost interest after reading the later chapters; the chapter titles already tell the whole story... But didn't the author spend a lot of time describing those three women? I haven't read the author's previous books; if they're all like this, they should change the name. The fact that the clan's expansion relies entirely on recruiting is just ridiculous. 😒

Ten thousand Shennong! Come! Come! Come!

It's quite good, and you can tell from the writing that the author has exceptional skill. You can also tell from the world-building that the author put in a lot of effort. But I don't know if it's because I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels in the past two years and become too impatient, but while reading it, I always felt a sense of unease.

I've only read the beginning, but the background feels too absurd. On one hand, it's an advanced civilization capable of conquering and plundering, a society where a powerful expert can shatter a continent with a single punch, yet ordinary people are struggling to make ends meet, with two children sleeping in a pigsty? Even in modern times, this wouldn't be the case. It's too jarring.