Passing as an Official in the Embroidered Uniform Guard, Starting with Max-Level Taixuan Scripture

Well, how should I put it? The protagonist has incredible skills, but he's a bit like Captain America. He's evenly matched with everyone, though that's just a metaphor. In reality, the protagonist is quite strong.

Chocolate-flavored Stone, a good read if you're really looking for something to read. The author keeps saying he's a newbie, but it reads like an ancient, disorganized, and rehashing work, giving off a street thug vibe and a dated, greasy feel. Very rough, not meant to be intellectually stimulating, like many old books. If you can read it in one go, it's a good book, but once you stop, it makes you frown.

Three bandits managed to wreak havoc in the capital and even steal treasure from the prime minister's house. Outrageous!

Finished reading in two days. 1. It's clear the author tried to strengthen the characters' personalities to avoid stereotyping them, but in some places it went a bit overboard, like Han Qianluo's erratic behavior when she first appeared in Butterfly Valley. 2. There were too many instances of "xxx said" in the dialogue. These adjectives are static and become monotonous with repeated use.

A hundred households is fine, but to add a trial hundred households is ridiculous. No wonder there was a "Grand Commander" before that. Only the truly talented can stand it.

The author chose the revised edition of the Tai Xuan Jing, not the Sanlian edition. The revised edition's overall logic for reducing the power of the Tai Xuan Jing is as follows: 1. It removes super-martial arts settings such as earth veins, earth energy, and island shaking, no longer allowing internal energy to interfere with the earth and mountains; 2.

It's not bad, but the beginning is too mystical and full of bugs. It would be better if it were a different internal energy cultivation method. The romance is superfluous, but since it has multiple female leads, the author should just avoid revealing any female characters later on.

I was so nervous and my emotions were so volatile. I had this kind of loser vibe, and I couldn't really relate to it.

Please stop writing about women, I beg you, I'm begging you. Your writing is truly disgusting. Anything else is fine, just don't write about women. They meet a few times and then start flirting with a man. What's wrong with that? Do you think all women are prostitutes? Haven't you ever seen a man before?

It's somewhat believable that the protagonist would secretly kill the original owner's superior after taking over the identity. However, it's understandable that the protagonist would learn about the interpersonal relationships through the letters and diaries left behind by the original owner's brother (normally, when taking over the identity of a newcomer, even if the protagonist takes over the…