The Greatest Emperor and Empress Under Heaven

Previous author: Plot setup is so difficult, battles are much easier to write. How should I fill this plot hole? Current authors: The plots are all the same, and M's battles are so hard to write. What? I've already dug this hole before?

I remember this thing was originally called "The God of War's Young Wife Training," and the plot was quite explicit. I don't know if it's been cut now.

No, the protagonist's name is so distracting; the image of a tall, burly man wielding a spiked club and shouting "Thunderous Eight Trigrams!" Just won't leave me.

Ah, the president's story is over.

What can I do if I want to buy books by a comic artist? Are there any groups where I can buy them?

I finally finished watching it. Although the ending felt a bit rushed, it doesn't detract from the fact that it's a great show.

Some people think Kaito's "straight man" issues are serious, and some of his conversations are awkward. At first, I also thought it was going too far, until after watching it countless times, I suddenly remembered these characteristics from psychology. The conclusion is that Kaito has Asperger's Syndrome 😂. Characteristic 1: Extremely straightforward; once he's convinced something is right or wrong, it's practically impossible for him to change his mind, especially regarding rules and values. Examples: the issue of how he addresses Feng Qingcheng after she becomes his apprentice, and when he tries to instill the idea of ​​an empress in Luo Luo. Characteristic 2: In terms of language, he doesn't understand implied meanings. He's particularly fixated on the literal meaning of words and phrases...

I think the various book reviews have touched on some key points, but personally, I feel the flaws don't outweigh the merits. If you approach this work solely as a lighthearted romance novel, expecting a constant stream of sweet moments, you'll inevitably be disappointed. However, this novel emphasizes "growth," defining itself as a shonen (female protagonist) cultivation-based power-building story, which should make it very enjoyable, not disappointing. While the sweet moments aren't overly romantic, they add a unique flavor to the chaotic world where rapid growth is essential. The most memorable scene is when Wan Jun plays a song, and Kaido clings tightly to Luo Luo, unwilling to let go...

This is insane! I spent 18,000 yuan on everything just a few days ago, and now they're giving me a 10% discount!

Is the male lead invincible? I haven't watched much of it.