One Shot to Kill a Titled Douluo, Shocking the Entire Continent

Well, to be honest, I initially thought it would be a book with sound values, but it seems to clash with mine. Let me warn you about the warning signs: the first few chapters are fine, but later on, the male lead starts building a harem and becomes somewhat lewd. This is especially noticeable in the last paragraph of chapter 70, and it's from that chapter onwards that I couldn't continue reading.

It's not badly written, but it has a bad ending. At the current pace of the plot, you could have written hundreds more chapters, at least 300. Actually, the author could have used some imagination and added a few more soul skills; wouldn't that have made it even more interesting? Keep up the good work, author!

Although I'm not a big fan of the "King of Glory" genre, this book is decently written, and the main character is well-developed. However, the ending felt rushed, and the author needs more time to mature.

It doesn't end after chapter 120; this is a complete disaster with a rushed ending. I previously read two other novels, "Invincible Sword Domain" and "I Have a Sword," both over 2000 chapters long. Your 120 chapters aren't even enough for others to leave the beginner's village. Don't be fooled by the low word count; it's very good.

It's great! The ending is very well written. It's a pity there's no explicit content throughout the story. The protagonist is also a true gentleman. All the foreshadowing in the beginning is useful later on. Highly recommended!

It was a great show, but it had a bad ending, which is a real shame.

This person keeps writing novels with unfinished endings.

It's a complete disaster; the writing was alright, but the ending was so confusing.

It was alright, but unfortunately it had a bad ending. Otherwise, with some effort, it could easily have reached 700 or 800 chapters.

In which episode was the evil spirit master who was rescued killed by the protagonist?