A Highly Martial and Strict Father Is Always Five Realms Higher Than His Son

It is rare to see Gao Wuwen with his father as the protagonist. The system setting is very ingenious. The father's realm is always five levels higher than his son's and the treasure setting is very unique. The story perfectly combines the warmth of father and son with the passion for martial arts. The protagonist spends all his resources to cultivate his son. The writing is refreshing and concise, and the overall rhythm is smooth. There are no bad points at the moment. The focus of the plot is on the father and son, and there are no redundant emotional lines. I just hope that the author can avoid the problems of the previous book and reduce the boring and lengthy foreshadowing and protracted fighting scenes. The author's imagination is very bright and he breaks away from the old routine. Handan Dada is indeed a treasured author. The settings of both books are very innovative and the reading experience is great. He is very good at creating novel and interesting settings. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot. Readers who prefer Gao Wuwen are worth a try.

The imagination is good, but the writing is not. The writing is like a running account, which looks very boring.

The quality is pretty good, you can take a look

It's okay, but the author likes the word count, and writes some inexplicable places. He also writes fragments that are completely unnecessary. He also keeps emphasizing that the protagonist is handsome, the protagonist is handsome, and the coach keeps emphasizing, especially after Li Hao was beaten, he said that he thought he was just a handsome ordinary person😓The plot is good, but the writing is not.

The plot is quite engaging and the writing is good! Apart from being a bit verbose, there's nothing wrong with it? Readable

The plot is bland and has no highlights. Run quickly.

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The beginning is very poisonous, and the thoughts are disgusting.

A lot of nonsense, who recommended the 9.4 Rating?

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