Spiritual Qi Revival: An SSS-Rank Talent, and You Call Me the Villain?

Chen Zhuo transmigrates into the body of Ye Chen's vengeful brother, becoming a dual-talented martial artist. He awakens the SSS-level talents of the Shadow Leopard and the God-Slaying Sword at the start. He becomes an apprentice of Governor Li Yunfei, the father of school beauty Li Qingxue. He threatens Ye Chen's sister Ye Fuling, steals a ring to awaken Su Xiyue within, encounters Liu Yu'er, and witnesses the appearance of the second chosen one, Bai Aotian. Bai Ruoxue schemes to meet Chen Zhuo, and his wife, the alchemy master Shen Yujie, arrives at his home. He also encounters Xiao Qing, a green-winged bird that has just completed its transformation—Xiao Qing even has wings! She can become Chen Zhuo's mount. The Pill King, General Manager Zheng Jiaqing, also makes an appearance. It's really great, perfect for a gentleman like me.

It's incredibly good, highly recommended! The plot is logically clear, and the romance is quite rich. It's a great book among harem novels, since most harem novels feel like the heroines are all rushing to throw themselves at you, with little emotional description or detailed conquest process, making them bland. This novel fills that gap, and the author is also very active; you can leave comments with suggestions, and the author will read them.

The plot is good, I like it, keep it up! Keep it up, develop more of those kinds of storylines, that would be even better! 😎😎😎

The novel is mediocre. The male protagonist lacks emotional intelligence and his personality is quite repulsive. He bullies the weak and forces women, yet he thinks he's being humorous. The remnant souls could cooperate, gradually building friendships as the story unfolds, instead of the protagonist immediately adopting an arrogant, domineering attitude, threatening destruction if they don't become his servants. Is this supposed to be demonic cultivation?

This is a relatively good villain novel; the villains aren't portrayed as heroes. The protagonist's strength increases quickly, so it's not frustrating to read. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story, and there aren't too many scenes of showing off and getting slapped in the face. The chosen one is quickly crushed after appearing, and the plot is fairly well-executed, not just mindless brute force. Overall, it's worth reading. 😁

In summary: The villains are more righteous than the heroes. I can't see where the villains' logic is flawed. Having read 150 chapters, they've only taken advantage of two female leads. If they're not going to take advantage of them, why build a harem? All the female leads are useless; they're constantly being written about flirting with other women. They're more tolerant than those Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles protagonists, then they mindlessly show off and get slapped in the face. Is this a villain? It's hilarious. At the beginning, they could at least fight against the chosen one, but later they just stopped writing about that and filled the rest with a bunch of messy, terrible plot points.

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Author, please update soon, I'll give you all my monthly votes.

This book needs a new title; the content doesn't live up to it. Just call it "As a Stallion, All You Do Is Surround Yourself with Women." I've read almost two hundred chapters, and it's all about finding women, plus the plot is often contradictory.

It's good, but there's too little content now; please update more if you like it.