Am I Ma Dayuan? Even a Fourth-Generation Beggar Can Reach the Summit

There have been too many comments questioning the main character, Kang Min, in the comments section, so I'll respond to them all here. First of all, people change. I'm not talking about Kang Min, I'm talking about the main character. Anyone who travels from a modern, peaceful society needs time to adapt and experience things to change their mindset.

To be honest, since you're writing online novels, you should be more sophisticated in your writing style. You should make sure things are rounded off where they need to be and make changes where they need to be made. If an online novel isn't satisfying, is it even an online novel? The protagonist's character and identity are so bizarre.

Ruan Danning's version

The author is implying that Kang Min was also a virtuous and chaste woman. Before meeting Qiao Feng, she was a virtuous and chaste woman, and only after meeting Qiao Feng did she become promiscuous, right? And after meeting Qiao Feng, when she couldn't seduce him, she tried to seduce Bai Shijing, right?

The first female lead is Kang Min, who strictly adheres to traditional wifely virtues; the second female lead must be the pure and virtuous Lin Xian'er; and the third is the chaste and virtuous Pan Jinlian. You've got all three golden flowers, isn't that great?

Looking at the character tags is simply unbearable. So many women insist on catching Duan Zhengchun's dishwater... When did Qidian become so... Unique?

The book reflects the author's inner thoughts and fully reveals his personal quirks. All I can say is, it's terrible.

Kang Min, on the verge of killing her husband, steadfastly upholds the virtues of a wife.

Does the author think male-oriented fiction is into harem/martial arts/brainless stories? Did the author switch from female-oriented fiction? Go back to female-oriented fiction.

Even a ruthless young woman like Kang Min needs to be exonerated.