The Divine Clairvoyant Bodyguard

Seeing #212, the story is quite interesting, a bit risqué, and full of conflict. Especially the risqué parts, which are handled with great flair 🌝. At the beginning, the protagonist awakens superpowers after being brutally beaten by a green-haired villain: telekinesis and clairvoyance, and later gains a few more. Several battles aren't overwhelmingly one-sided, which is quite good. Later, it becomes a combination of superpowers and cultivation. This part of the setting is a bit strange. The protagonist has reached Foundation Establishment, with an immortal inheritance, yet he doesn't cultivate immortal techniques? The protagonist has wind-based superpowers that can be used for attack, but he hasn't developed them, and doesn't use them in fights. A Foundation Establishment protagonist fighting only in close combat with telekinetic manipulation seems a bit limited in scope. Perhaps his level isn't high enough to use immortal techniques, but using his wind-based superpower only for running away is really inappropriate 🤣.

The male protagonist in the book is extremely chauvinistic. He forces women into everything and shows no respect for them, even those who have feelings for him. He also harasses women in various ways and is incredibly self-righteous. This is the worst book I've ever read, bar none.

The plot is exciting, not just a tedious read, and it even includes some explicit content. Highly recommended by seasoned readers!

Honestly, this book isn't worth reading. The male protagonist is a pathetic wretch with a twisted mentality, driven by revenge in everything he does. And it's just a woman, isn't it? If she doesn't work out, he can just find someone else; it's really unnecessary.

Although the writing is exaggerated, it flows very smoothly.

The story of the security guard with god-like X-ray vision is exciting, captivating, and enjoyable! However, the title doesn't do justice to the content! I suggest changing the title, such as "God of Security Guards" or "The Story of a God-Level Security Guard," etc.

This is a harem-themed urban cultivation novel, and it's one of the best-written ones I've seen so far. The protagonist is a bit immature in the first few chapters, but he starts to transform around chapter 20. He's not some kind of saintly, easily manipulated character; he's very decisive and ruthless. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending. (I'm not a shill, so don't tell me about any money I got paid 😓) Maybe it's just my personal preference for this kind of novel, and please don't let my comment influence you or try to compare your opinion with mine. I've read your message, so I won't reply.

This book is very well written. The language is exquisite. It's vivid and captivating. It's too short. I hope more volumes will be published. It's a very good read.

Absolutely a pervert, always making suggestive jokes, like "water king," "fountain," playing cards, meowing like a cat, cutting off one's brother's assets to pay compensation, "seventy minus one," etc. Lots of vulgar and offensive language, truly a case of learning something new with every viewing. Very entertaining, very Cao Cao-esque. Thumbs up, because I just love this kind of thing.

The first few dozen chapters were alright, but it got worse and worse as it went on. The protagonist basically became a harem character, constantly revolving around breeding, completely losing sight of the main plot. Even the cultivation aspect was rushed through. It's too padded; I'm not reading anymore.