Border Hunter: Max-Level Archery, Hunting to Support My Family and Spoil My Wife

Good heavens, this isn't Old Zhao, it's Old Li!

Night blindness is mainly caused by a deficiency of vitamin A, not meat.

Aren't bows supposed to be released without being fired?

The earlier chapters had a more relatable, down-to-earth feel, but the later ones became stiff in their language and overly descriptive. I couldn't continue after reading more than 120 chapters.

It started with bows and arrows, then swords, and finally fists; heads were harder than bullets.

It's a good read and worth checking out; it includes mind mapping techniques for writing.

It's alright, not too bad. There aren't too many descriptions of gossip.

The topic was archery... But then it shifted to supernatural powers. Supernatural powers aren't the main issue, but these powers were simply the power of all things, like a fist weighing tens of thousands of pounds—just brute force to kill someone, with no real skill involved...

The progress is too slow. Although it's described as comfortable, it's not satisfying enough. First, the soul transmigration; second, the acquisition of women—all of this happens in the fifties, and the increase in strength is too slow.