The Scholar's Journey to the Top

How could such deep feelings develop after only knowing each other a few times?

Speechless. The first few pages captivated me; though rather bland, they had a touch of warmth. But by page forty-something, please tell me, what's with this love-at-first-sight, secret engagement? Don't they consider family and practicalities? I'm decisively dropping this book.

I won't even comment on love at first sight, but to get engaged after only a few meetings is simply unacceptable. Your whole family loves you so much—not to mention your parents, just your two brothers—and you didn't even consult them before getting engaged, even resorting to near-coercion to get their consent. I'm truly speechless. The author's thought process is incomprehensible. Reading the engagement scene was so disgusting I didn't want to continue reading.

Novels that don't capture the original owner's memories are all trash; they treat everyone like idiots.

In chapter 95, why did she only give her boyfriend the mental cultivation method? Her two brothers, who are the best to her, also need it!

I saw this recommendation on a forum for books without a romantic pairing. Seriously, next time I open a book, I won't even look at the category. I'm such a dog! This is fucking exhausting.

I've read over forty chapters, but I still don't understand what the author's description of the world of the strong is like. It's been all about reading, with so many filler chapters, and I haven't seen any demonstration of the power of the strong. There's no magic, no fighting, and the daily lives are as bland as water.

I have so much to say, but I'm running out of things to say while typing... Okay, that's all for now. Here's my recommendation vote!

It's a good book. I read a pirated copy elsewhere, but I subscribed to the full version here. I think it's worth it. -😊

That's too greedy; trying to have your cake and eat it too.