Six Positions

I just started reading it, and I thought it was okay. After reading more than 100 chapters, I was about to give up. I thought it was a good book, but the writing at the end was too messy.

Actually, it's okay. The protagonist seems to be lustful, but in fact, he is kind of warning the world that if he is too lustful, he will not be human.

This edition is not good. If you like it, you can read the original version in Zongheng. It is really a good book.

What the hell? The protagonist looks like a retarded child.

After seeing Du Liuzhang, he gave up the trap decisively. This protagonist is like a fool.

The front is fine, but the further back it gets...

There are inexplicable plots. For example, people in the academy often die while doing tasks. As a result, the academy actually posts a task list to tell others who has done what task. Why? Why would Yu Yin take the risk of betraying the academy and take on Xia Cheng's mission? For that thousand copper coins a month? The risk returns are too disparate. There was also someone who reported on someone on a mission, but let the whistleblower go. How would you explain this to the person who died?

The pig's feet written here are just like shit. This and that one are not humane at all, which makes me feel a little disgusting.

After reading Chapter 6, the protagonist is just like a fool, 88

What is this written about?