My Entire Family Is Love-Brained, but I Alone Become Supreme Through Great Love

Junior sister, I'm sorry. Although you slandered me, Senior Brother Yuanying, for stealing your Foundation Establishment Pill, the elders of the sect also love you. In order for you to forgive me, I am willing to give you all my cultivation, magic weapons, secret techniques, spiritual stones and other properties including memories😭😭😭

It's not that you don't kill decisively, but don't be like those other books that say you kill decisively, but in the later period, you kill decisively just for the sake of killing decisively. You just find reasons and then kill again and again.

Recently I have read three books with very similar beginnings The protagonists all strayed into popular anime or TV series The characters in the plot are all love brains and saintly hearts, only the protagonist is decisive in killing (the leader's killing star is a little weaker than the protagonist) The leader had to do something through a series of operations many years ago Reason for death

This looks familiar; it seems like several books have this plot involving the Evil Sword Immortal.

The false notion of love above all else is a myth. In a world where love is truly supreme, one can be idealistic. I don't believe that someone can defeat the protagonist without transcending several realms and unleashing their power. Aren't there plenty of people who treat realms and experience like rags?

I don't deny that there are indeed empowerment guys. As we all know, there is always a group of people whose writing skills are above average, but they only update a small amount of time. After the content is published, it is like a difficult birth, so they have to give up and start over.

First fight Spring Cicada ProMax, then fight Mewtwo King? That's invincible.

If Fang Yuan were to transmigrate to this world obsessed with romance, he'd laugh for five hundred years! He fell into the trap of using a poisonous oath to fall in love, and he'll remember it for the rest of his life.

I feel like I've seen this plot before where the master turns into a demon and finds a successor to slay before abdicating.

I've been reading for about half an hour. My assessment is that it's like getting a gym membership for 9.9 Yuan and then getting a free gym meal – tasteless but not worth throwing away. The plot is common, the writing is average but not unreadable, and the genre basically tells me the author will run out of steam around chapters 170-180 and start to decline.