The Great Qin Prince: A Century of Border Sign-Ins, and No Immortals Remain in the World

You've reached the pinnacle of the "King of Sneaks" strategy! All I can say is, that's incredibly sneaky! It's all about developing your character stealthily and avoiding recklessness. 😂😂😂 It's basically a farming novel; development relies entirely on daily check-ins. It's not bad, though. Keep it up, author! 😁😁

I can't stand it anymore. 7Cat used to have so many good books, but now I can't find a single one I can read.

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It's not good, the plot is ridiculous.

It's so embarrassing to watch, I really don't know how this rating came about.

I'd say it's just so-so. It's only good for those who are really into it. Listen to me, don't fall for it. I felt like my cerebellum had atrophied more than ten times after reading twenty chapters.

By chapter 50, the protagonist's intelligence had been forcibly lowered. While saying he needed time, he recklessly insisted on saving an unrelated woman, creating a major enemy for himself. I'm speechless; I was successfully turned off by him!

It's so good! The author's imagination is truly boundless.

It reads a bit awkwardly, the plot isn't very well-developed, and it feels like something a novice would write.