The Proud Hidden Dragon

The novel's content is close to real life, the emotions are sincere, and the plot is well-paced and meticulously crafted. Unlike other novels that are unrealistically exaggerated and lack any moral boundaries, such as harems or cultivation stories, this novel showcases the courage and quality of soldiers, the nature and bottom line of men, and also reveals the characteristics and charm of…

Urban Hidden Dragon really can't be left unfinished! The characters are exceptionally well-developed, deeply nuanced, the plot is full of twists and turns, very captivating, bursting with positive energy, and possessing extremely positive values. It will give readers a lot to think about, offering guidance on life, future direction, and even elevating one's inner world.

Perhaps the author misunderstood the meaning of a dramatic plot. Just regarding the protagonist's identity, it's constantly being revealed and then hidden, dragging on and on. It doesn't feel like a typical "feel-good" story, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have any real comeback. Aside from the fighting, everything else is just a matter of a single sentence.

The first part wasn't even well-written, and now they've created a completely identical remake. They'll do anything to get votes. The updates are insanely slow, yet they're still showing off. I suggest all readers not waste their time here. Read something else, something more exciting, with faster updates—three or four chapters a day!!!

This book shares similarities with *Urban Hidden Dragon*. Both male protagonists are retired soldiers, and both female protagonists are businesswoman. They shouldn't have any connection, but fate brings them together. The *Hidden Dragon* series has an indescribable allure. Keep it up, thug! I believe in you!

Not only do they parrot others' ideas, but their values ​​are also warped! Both men and women are portrayed as hypocrites, and the author's train of thought is extremely chaotic, with numerous inconsistencies throughout! The last downside is the excessive amount of rambling. What could be covered in one chapter is stretched into at least ten. This is ridiculous, even for a scam... I really can't watch any more... (This is just my personal opinion, for reference only!)

They're so slow and indecisive, they can't do two things at once, they're always thinking about other things while eating what's on their plate, and their character is terrible!

Bad review, I don't know what you're thinking, you thug. You keep going on and on, and you're not much better than Tang Jia, maybe even worse. It's fine if you want to make money, but produce good works instead of fooling people like this. Is it interesting to keep writing this mediocre stuff?

I can only say this is the worst novel I've ever read. It's truly awful. Over 400 chapters, most of the time is spent writing about insignificant supporting characters and trivial side plots. It's so bad I can barely breathe. The male lead has been treated like a jerk for over 400 chapters, and just when he finally gets a chance to confront the villain, he pulls another plot twist.

The writing is good, but the author is a person with very poor manners in speech and behavior. I no longer want to read it and have deleted it.