Brilliant! Love it....
Keep up the good works
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Love it ...
intriguing story, so I will give it a 5 star rating
love your book when are you going to update.
This is unexpectedly excellent. I'm slightly hesitant due to the mention of a contracted marriage in the tags, but Songyan is definitely my favorite character. He displays immense loyalty and unwavering support for his spouse. Initially, Wenli comes across as a bit snobbish, but her feelings for him eventually lead to a positive transformation. The translation is top-notch; kudos to the translator!
Not the strongest writing-wise but it's relatively interesting in my opinion, and the h*rny bits play into some interesting taboos which i really appreciate even if some of them don't hit the mark for me.
Overall, it's decent, if you want to nut or just be h*rny while killing some time with your run of the mill power fantasy, then knock yourself out, just keep your expectations in check because it has it's fair share of flaws.
READ RI if you want that
I see so there was such an explanation huh
I enjoy reading cultivation novels centered around pill refinement, especially those featuring a female protagonist. Initially, the character was an innocent bystander in her past life, unjustly accused due to the influence of the female lead (FL). Now, she focuses on healing others, driven by her passion for it, while trying not to attract negative karma or overshadow the FL's fortune.
While I appreciate the genre and the female protagonist, there are a few aspects that I find less appealing. Firstly, the main character's indifference can be frustrating. She doesn't seem to react strongly to mistreatment, and her lack of assertiveness makes it hard for me to empathize. Her wit could use some improvement.
Secondly, I'm not a fan of the male leads' behavior. They suddenly regain their memories and abandon their previous love interest without any explanation or attempt to clear things up with the protagonist. Instead, they become overly clingy, creating unnecessary misunderstandings. Moreover, the FL's arguments in these situations come across as shallow or forced.
In summary, while I enjoy certain elements of the story, the protagonist's indifference and the handling of the male leads detract from my overall enjoyment.
Not everyone likes romance. Honestly, I'm sick of romances, almost every story tries to shove romance down our throats and ends up doing a p*ss-poor job of writing it. Very, very few authors are even capable of writing romance... and none of them are Chinese.