Unrivaled Under Heaven

Dear readers, this book is now closed. I apologize for the poor performance; the data is just too bad. This may be the last I can write. Thank you all for your continued support. My new book, "Just Released from Prison, Proposed to by a Beautiful Exorcist Master," awaits your continued encouragement.

His mother wasn't dead, so where did her belongings come from?

It would be better if the story focused more on the martial arts world, like "The Legend of the Young Swordsman." The protagonist is very similar to Xiao Se. There's been too much focus on the imperial court, in my opinion. Another point is the emperor. It would be better if he were the father of one of the princes. Writing him as a brother feels strange. The princes vying for the throne feels inexplicable. Presumably, only the strongest among them could obtain the throne. Wouldn't the other princes be child's play compared to him? It seems even more difficult. How could he allow the other princes to become too powerful? No dynasty has ever had such a thing. The first thing the emperor does is weaken the power of the other princes. Perhaps my description isn't good enough, but just one point: changing the emperor to their father would be better.

People come to kill you and you let them go?

This book only has two stars. What do you have to give it? Please do! Otherwise, it'll be shut down next month. The monk doesn't want a bad ending! Please give it your all, everyone. Let's try to get three stars.

Happy New Year everyone! May you all have plenty of money in the new year, and may your wealth flow in! To those who love reading, may you find a few books that truly resonate with you, keeping your spirits high every day. The monk bows in reverence!

Great, the character descriptions are thorough! The thinking is clear.

The difference in strength is too great; even a Grandmaster would have some difficulty fighting a Xiantian (innate) master.

It's alright, I think I can keep watching.

The characters inside are all unique.