The Leisurely Dragon

The more I read, the more disgusted I get. I blindly help other time travelers. What, are they your own father?

It's alright, but the downside is that none of the other transmigrators have a system; they all have their own. It would be better if each transmigrator had a system and could devour each other. The godhood progression is from a weak system god to a strong system god, and finally, a system god-king.

It's a harem novel, and the plot goes too far, even taking in apprentices, which I personally found a bit disgusting. I didn't read any further after that. The plot is rather bland; you can read it if you don't mind that.

It looks great and is suitable for retirement.

The main character is a saintly saint.

It's a harem novel, not very interesting. Experienced readers shouldn't bother; there's not enough to see. New readers might enjoy it, since the protagonist has already won over his sister-in-law and mother-in-law early on, and will likely win over many more later.

Brother, I can see you really want to blend classical Chinese philosophy with traditional Chinese culture, but you lack the ability, so it just looks awkward and out of place.

The first 170 chapters are barely readable.

I abandoned the project after 50 chapters; it was just a rambling account.

So-so