A sect leader with no disciples.
A baffling System.
He has to become a villain and a stepping stone for the protagonist, helping them reach the top.
Whether it's breaking off an engagement or rising from being a good-for-nothing, he has to use every method to fire up the protagonist.
This time, Jiang Xiaobai is telling stories at a tavern: "Terrifying indeed!"
"You want to break off our engagement?"
"That's right!"
"Fine."
"Wait, shouldn't you say something like, 'Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Never look down on a poor young man'? That's what a protagonist would say!"
"Are you insane?"
Beep beep beep! Hidden quest completed: Path of the Yandere (1)!
I'll probably be back soon. Is anyone still here?
I've read two of the author's books, so I'm writing a review.
At first glance, both books seemed fresh and interesting, so I read them with great interest. However, after finishing them, I felt they were quite mediocre, too formulaic (commonplace), using the same old tropes repeatedly without any originality. I was a bit disappointed, and it felt like neither book had a central narrative focus, making the reading experience quite scattered. It's a bit of a shame. Overall, though, I think they're still worth reading. (These are purely my personal opinions; please feel free to point out any shortcomings, thank you (*°∀°)=3)
Ahem, to urge for more updates, here's a book review.
A newbie book reviewer is back! While I can't steal the author's first review this time, I'm determined to win the second one. So, after considering various factors, I've written this tearful review. (Laughs) It's also a way to hone my writing skills and add a finishing touch to my novel. (Actually, this guy just doesn't want to update and keeps making excuses.) The subject matter is quite conventional; systems and villains are popular themes among SF writers in recent years. What's novel about this book is that its protagonist is designed to be completely powerless. Such a person, after being jilted at an engagement...
That's awesome! There's still a long road to development, don't give up!
This is also my first time reading the author's book. The plot has been great so far, without any major flaws, which I think shows the author has handled it very well. If I had to nitpick, there are a few parts that are a bit annoying. Personally, I quite like Liu QC. Of course, you shouldn't let readers' opinions change your storyline. It's good to have references in the book, but please don't make it like some anime where the entire series is filled with references. After all, this is written material. References should make up at most one-fifth of the story..._(:з"∠)_ As the first commenter said, don't repeat references. It's okay to create references for one or two characters, but please don't give the main character too many references...
When are you going to go back to your childhood sweetheart? We've been waiting for you for half a year!
I had a good impression of the first chapter, but I never expected the later chapters to be so disgusting.
I'll be updating daily soon, so please bear with me, brothers who are still waiting.
I'm always late with updates, and I haven't paid up on what I owe. Sometimes I really don't want to give out monthly tickets.
Please recommend! I've already liked and shared both. The book is titled "I Would Call You the Strongest in History." In a small county town in the far north of the Yuan Yang Realm, a young man dressed in rags is begging on the street. This young man is named Lin Zhuoyun. Six years ago, he transmigrated to this world, thinking that with a system he could sweep through the other world invincible! But the system only teaches math and physics, and this last task is to beg on the street for three months. When the deadline is up, the system actually ran away! Haha!
Updates have started again, haha.