The Way of the Martial Venerable

In the first chapter, setting aside the most toxic element—the bet—let's talk about how the empire, in order to win people over, arranged for a princess to marry into a powerful family. First and foremost, for a princess to marry into such a family, the family must be of extremely high status; otherwise, why would they try to win them over?

I died from poison in Chapter 1. I thought I was pretty resistant to poison, but... Does a princess have such power to arbitrarily kill meritorious officials and interfere in the army? Trash.

I only just realized, without my knowledge, that I had subscribed to over 900 chapters of this book. I only found out today when I checked my subscription history.

It's a story recommended by Qidian. It's a bit confusing. A princess marries a powerless merman who seems to have no reason to be won over, and they assume it's from a powerful family. But then the family head kneels down?! What the hell? Why the hell did the princess marry him in the first place?!

Is this the work of a master? Which country's princess is so arrogant that she dares to hit a marquis's son in front of him? And the emperor didn't even come out! It's really a bit toxic.

The first chapter was terribly written. The ridiculous provocation technique was utterly ridiculous, and the transitions were so abrupt. It's hard to believe this was written by an experienced author. Forgive me, I couldn't continue after reading the first chapter. The recommendations on Qidian are really bad...

What the hell is this writing? I can't even read it. Is this some kind of genius?

His logic was flawed from the start. While he was bound, he never considered having any trump cards or fortuitous encounters that could allow him to grow stronger quickly. He made a three-year bet with the Third Princess, risking the lives of his entire clan. It was only on the way to the battlefield that he remembered that cultivation technique, and he even claimed that it was because he thought of that technique that he dared to make that bet with the Third Princess…

Soldiers using 1.2-Meter-long rifles? You probably have no idea how tall 1.2 Meters is.

This is a piece of simplistic fiction that treats readers like fools; it's the most poisonous of poisonous weeds.