You Might Die If I Hit You with This Punch

The romance felt abrupt, with no explanation for why the male and female leads fell in love. It felt like the female lead inexplicably fell for the male lead at graduation, then showered him with valuable resources and used her connections to pave the way for him. Before this, no one knew she liked him; at most, they were only slightly closer than ordinary classmates.

Why not kill Yu Kai? He even dragged the female classmate into it, like pulling up a radish and bringing out the rest. Is the protagonist going to have to hide forever? Once he shows his true colors, he'll inevitably be suspected of being involved in the murder of the family's son. Is the author deliberately creating conflict for later? It's a bit... Unpleasant.

I initially followed "My Wife is a Legendary Diva" because of its consistently low update frequency, but the writing was still quite good.

It's a good book, but not popular. The last one was discontinued, so I haven't finished reading it yet. After not following it for a while, I suddenly can't get into it anymore.

Worth watching, keep it up, update more!

Family, friends, love, martial arts, fortuitous encounters, and cheat codes—the story could end here. The protagonist has everything; it's already a perfect ending.

The ultimate yakuza is invincible, and this is just some youthful romance. I'd like to see how this yakuza romance works.

The cheat ability is hidden, shrouded in mystery. Martial arts cultivation → a laughable extraterrestrial evil god, a cute little evil spirit. The most eerie thing is the author's protagonist's pink little fists. Shit → finding shit in a pile of shit, easy to find, easy to copy, easy to write? Martial arts cultivation is annoying enough; the cheat ability hasn't been clearly stated even in ten chapters. Hidden → n → M

It's getting more and more boring. I can't come up with anything new. It's just the same old pretentious and face-slapping routine, just with a different skin.

I've always wanted to ask, why doesn't the big shot write about entertainment anymore?