The Fate-Stealing Copper Coin

Taking in the enemy's daughter, the "nurturing plan" begins. While cultivating their relationship, the focus shifts to personal desires; hatred for her is secondary. This is hinted at in Chapter 105, with the methods used to deal with the Lin family escalating from annihilation to the extermination of their direct line, and finally to imprisonment. It feels quite satisfying.

I feel that all three of his books are classics; I've read them all, and they're much better than Douluo Continent. Tang San Shao seems to have run out of ideas; he can only write about one world three times. Couldn't he have changed the subject? As for Tomato's books, although the quality seems to have declined somewhat, the problem is the different themes.

Why is this former legend now so down on his luck?

These are all novels from 2012. Looking at them now, they definitely seem outdated and have shortcomings. What were classics back then are now considered outdated. We can't judge old novels with today's standards. Novels that we thought were good back then might not suit us now. People who reread them are more interested in the nostalgia than the novels themselves.

Many critics say that 80% of books these days are inferior to this one; many rely on illogical arguments and pretentious posturing to prove others wrong.

I've noticed that many people abandon books starting with the idea of ​​"raising an enemy's woman" (a euphemism for a woman who is actually an enemy). The author's ideas and thought processes are worlds apart from the reader's.

The author's writing style is too unpredictable; they can abandon a book at will, leaving no readers if they don't take it seriously. Other books are too weak and verbose to read. The timelines are the worst; they can stretch a few days' worth of events into dozens of chapters, and a few years' worth of events can be used to defeat characters from thousands or tens of thousands of years ago.

Chapter 95 onwards is extremely poisonous!! It will kill you instantly!

This book was quite good back then, but it's not as good now. However, if you compare books from ten years ago with those from now, how come a book that was pretty good back then seems so rubbish now? After all, online novels are constantly evolving. Reading this novel is just a nostalgic experience. I still occasionally read other books on the same level; after all, everyone has times when they run out of reading material.

Keeping the daughter of my enemy by my side, I decisively abandon the book!