A Beautiful Girl Begs Me to Return to the Jianghu for Revenge

Let's evaluate each character individually. Yan Lai, a lecherous old man, has the desire but not the courage, a playboy whose life is full of excitement. I don't like him; he's not a good person, sleazy and vulgar. A 36-year-old man harasses several underage girls every day. However, as the story unfolds, we see his turbulent experiences and feel the reassurance beneath his unreliable exterior. All I can say is, Yan Lai is a real dog, you deserve to die! A true man should be like that. He's a lecher, a (jianghu person, a member of the martial arts world), and a swordsman; when he encounters injustice, he settles it with a single sword stroke. After struggling for so long, he finally gets to enjoy himself. Chao Mu, a good girl, kind, diligent, and tenacious—a true swordswoman. Yan...

This is what makes this book so uniquely appealing. It's about people; it's not formulaic or a book without a set format. Even Chao Mu has her own human flaws—she's neither perfect nor carefree. And even a minor character who dies after a few chapters possesses her own unique integrity and pride. Speaking for Chao Mu, based on her character design, she's a disciple of Mo Ziyi, which puts her on the righteous path. Seeing someone like Du Fushuang and declaring her intention to punish evil and kill him is perfectly reasonable. However, Chao Mu is also just an ordinary person. She's been too well protected by Yan Lai. Even if she feels that Yan Lai will inevitably cause trouble in the future, her inherent goodness and sense of justice haven't yet fully manifested...

This book is overrated here; it deserves to be called a top-quality work! I wonder if there's any chance it will be adapted into a comic or a TV series. If it is adapted into a TV series, I estimate it should be divided into two parts, with the first part ending with Yan Xun and the second part ending with Chong Tian. In addition, I hope it will also be published as a physical book.

Why didn't such a great book win an award?

Three years of companionship, now we must part. The end of this chapter leaves me heartbroken.

Going to QD is great! I actually hope all the authors I like on this site go to other sites quickly. Here, they're like diamonds buried in a cesspool, completely forgotten.

I really don't recommend reading this book. After reading it, you'll find all other books bland and tasteless.

Now we're witnessing Chao Mu's incredible power. Although the author dedicated a whole chapter to her experiences, making her transformation to such a formidable level understandable, I actually felt it wasn't quite right. I've always felt Chao Mu's character development wasn't very good. The fact that she could become so strong in almost a year seems too short a timeframe. First, there's her weapon, the Rokuyori. If I remember correctly, it was described as a heavy sword, a very heavy sword, which Bubu could barely wield, but Chao Mu immediately utilized it. Then there's the aspect of observing swordplay with eyes closed. Their swordplay was clearly ruined at first glance, yet closing their eyes seemed to offer some benefit. Others initially thought...

Having read books for over ten years, this is arguably the best-written Xianxia novel in my memory. It's a pity the ending felt rushed; there seemed to be so much more to write. By the way, has anyone read the author's new book? What did you think of it?

Actually, I don't think writing a prequel is a bad idea. Although the main structure starts with a protagonist with an overpowered system and many wives, this book serves as a foundation, using many flashbacks and foreshadowing to describe the protagonist's past deeds. The reason most people are getting tired of current overpowered harem stories isn't because the genre is bad—everyone has fantasized about something this exciting. It's because after watching for years, everyone can guess about 70-80% of the main plot, making it particularly boring. But take The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit as an example; people aren't interested in a hobbit getting the Ring for no reason. It's because The Lord of the Rings trilogy has...