My Wife Is a Dragon

The novel content, original plot, and deeply developed characters feel like a blend of several genres. The interactions between the male and female leads evoke a youthful, school-like atmosphere, while the fight scenes have a touch of urban fantasy. Each character has many distinct facets.

What was originally a good novel has become increasingly sloppy in its language. Ancient, mysterious manuals—things everyone wants—are casually passed down to his underlings. He keeps winning fights, and all he encounters are good people. He kills hidden masters without hesitation, never suffering a loss. Are those people just idiots? Have they wasted all those years? The writing... I hope he continues to improve.

With its nuanced character portrayals, clear and well-defined relationships, dramatic plot twists, and interconnected narrative, this is a highly recommended book.

I've read about four or five hundred chapters so far; the male protagonist returned to Earth and took on a disciple. The first four hundred chapters are fine; the daily interactions between the male and female leads are quite enjoyable. However, there are still shortcomings: the action scenes are not well-developed.

Are all those positive reviews fake? A few complaints: The protagonist is a hypocrite; he kills, cripples, and wipes out entire families at the drop of a hat, but when others try to kill him, he says "leave a way out for others." The entire story is a tale of arrogance followed by humiliation.

The beginning was quite nice, but the middle and later parts got a bit messy. Personally, I thought it was just so-so.

When will Ao Qian'er and the protagonist finally get married?

I particularly admire the decisiveness and ruthlessness of the male and female leads; they are not saintly, pretentious, or melodramatic. Thumbs up!

Excellent subject matter, but unfortunately the author's writing skills are lacking.

I've read about 30% of it, and the plot logic is chaotic; it's poorly written. If you're going to write a fictional story, don't incorporate realistic elements, because it really exposes your educational level and knowledge gaps. Judging from the content alone, many readers seriously doubt whether the author lacked nine years of compulsory education or was too young to be exposed to relevant knowledge.