Peerless Divine Venerable

If one day, Yuehan were to become a girl, how would the male and female supporting characters react? Yun Sheng and Ji Chen would be furious, while Qin Longtu would be completely open-minded and forge ahead. The author could definitely write a side story; such a cute boy like Yuehan deserves to be played out like that! It would be even better to see more romantic storylines between Yuehan and the male supporting characters, and even more sparks of misunderstanding between them. Imagine Yuehan and the male supporting characters having conversations on completely different wavelengths—one helping the male supporting character for the sake of his sect, the other believing the most beautiful girl in the world likes him, and then getting jealous and vying for her attention with other men—wouldn't that be hilarious?

I've been following this for quite a while, and it'll be available for purchase soon. The author's writing is pretty good, and the plot hasn't had any frustrating moments. I hope they continue to work hard. Personally, I don't really like gender-swap marriages... I think it's best to stick to the current style. Um... And please keep your promise of not being short after it's released. (Why do I inexplicably like Zhuo Junlong so much?) Finally, Cheng Yuehan is the cutest in the world! (Everyone say it with me! If Shanshan cosplays Yuehan, I'll subscribe forever!)

I'm currently on chapter 31 and can't continue. The main reason is that the female lead's apprentice is on drugs (an unwritten rule against drugs = does that mean I can take drugs just because there's no explicit law? Even current laws have loopholes, and you're trying to exploit them? That's unreasonable), then she attacks first, is "killed in return," and after surrendering, even though the other party didn't use any underhanded tactics, she's criticized for being too heavy-handed??? The protagonist protects her regardless of the cause and effect. Maybe I'm being too sensitive and demanding; it's a wish-fulfillment story, as long as it's enjoyable, don't worry about the details. So I didn't give it a low score, please be gentle with your criticism.

Although I haven't written much, I'll still keep reading. A friend recommended this book to me, and after finishing it, I personally feel it's very well-written and shows a lot of heart. I've been a fan of anime for quite a while now, and I've seen a lot of tropes, so I'm a bit tired of the same old ones. But the plot of this book is quite good, and I recommend everyone to keep reading. I'm about to enter the workforce, so I won't have much time to read novels anymore, but as long as the author keeps updating, I'll keep reading. I hope the author updates diligently and doesn't stop updating. I'm looking forward to the later plot. Keep it up! ヾ(◍°∇°◍)ﾉﾞ

To start with the same old thing, nmdwsm. Honestly, there are tons of similar stories, either about someone leading a group down the mountain for a wild adventure and taking on a disciple, or about wandering around and making friends, or about a system providing teammates and navigation, or about fellow sufferers, or even stories of being bound and controlled and then fighting back, or about identity and body swapping. But why is this book so... Ahem, I mean, so captivating? That's all for now, I'll write the rest later.

It definitely won't go bad—

My wife, Shan'er, recommended this book, and as her husband, I'm naturally very happy. So, this review is dedicated to my wife, Shan'er. To be honest, when I first started reading, I thought this book was really good, especially when the female lead (I don't really see her as a man) was messing with Qin. But now, I think this book is too conservative. I suggest the author take a look at "The End of Darkness" and "I Am a Bone Dragon"—a male lead that's too positive isn't good. (Serious face) Okay, let's get down to business. The problem this book has is the same as many other writers' problems: it starts off very well, but after chapters five or six, it hits a plateau...

Too busy with studies, skipping a day

After March, I should be able to resume daily or bi-weekly updates. Right now, with the new book going on sale and my backlog of manuscripts plus my studies, I really can't keep up.

I've had so many exams lately, I'll add more chapters at the end of the month.