On the slope of life, Shi Xiaofang tumbles and scrambles his way along, yet somehow comes out ahead at every turn. With beauties on both arms and a knack for looking after himself, he is finally forged into the one and only Supreme One in the mortal world, thanks to plenty of help. Just as the time comes to devote himself to the greater good, his eyes turn to the vast ocean beneath the slope: the cultivation world.
The shifting tides of international affairs, tangled family feuds, unfathomable webs of conflicting interests, mysterious top-level internet privileges, the so-called depths of the intranet, and so-called high-born bloodlines all weave a tale of love and hatred!
Conspirators, if you harm my family, bring disaster upon my clan, or threaten humanity, then don't blame this stone for showing no mercy!
I've already paid for this, so please give me an answer as to whether you'll continue writing or not.
After nearly a hundred days of playing solo and deliberately controlling the game, I finally managed to let Shi Xiaofang take advantage of the girls all at once in the hundredth chapter. I'm posting this to celebrate!
Don't write a rambling, disorganized account; it's dizzying to read. I understand the plot suggests that every day of quarantine is precious as you try to win over your girlfriend, but please, don't write a travelogue-like log.
Very good, keep up the good work!
I don't understand what you're trying to write. There are too many foreshadowing elements; it's like a riddle.
Your update speed is too slow. I'll come back in a month after I've finished writing this, haha.
Absolutely fantastic, I'll keep following the updates.
Update quickly!
I've read your previous books, and it was a real shame you stopped writing for a few years. A few weeks ago, I found on my bookshelf that you'd finished a new book after writing tens of thousands of words in a single day. Did you just follow the synopsis to find out about your new book? At least you didn't abandon it, although the ending of that other book seemed rushed.
I've subscribed to the whole thing and finished reading the beginning. I have to say, it's different from typical online novels. Typical online novels don't have protagonists who are constantly suppressed like this. In a typical online novel, you can get a freebie just by being stopped by security at the entrance. Yours is too concise and too fast. But it's quite novel.