Immortal Lord, Why Are You Scolding Me Again?

The beginning of the book, when the male protagonist, Danxie, is in the mortal realm, is truly excellent; the more you read, the more you want to continue. However, the story becomes less engaging and increasingly mysterious after he ascends to the celestial realm as the Supreme God Xuantian. Nevertheless, the events that befell the female protagonist, Yaoyue, from childhood are incredibly heartbreaking. Thankfully, their story has a happy ending.

It's pretty good. The female lead is a master of feigning ignorance and self-torture. I'm afraid that as I watch further, I'll discover that she's ruined herself.

It's also a very good book. Personally, I think the beginning was very good, very exciting, and I was completely engrossed. However, towards the middle and later parts, the romantic relationship between the male and female leads became less prominent, and the main storyline became more focused. I basically skipped around during the later parts. 😂 But overall it felt great, and the writing was excellent.

It's better than many movies with ratings in the 9s on Tomato, quite interesting, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

It should have been four stars, but author, please don't let the hard work affect the rating. To be honest, this is the first time I've truly understood what a rushed ending means. The ending was abrupt, many foreshadowing elements were left unresolved, and the reasons for them weren't explained. Danqi and Xuantian seem like two different, unfinished stories.

The beginning of the story set in the mortal realm was very captivating, but it felt a bit... Tired as it progressed? The ending also felt somewhat rushed, especially with the male lead's abrupt departure from the story. Overall, though, I still liked it. Best wishes to the author for continued success!

The beginning was great; the female lead was cute and funny, a foodie whose interactions with the male lead were shy and awkward. Later on, she suddenly seemed to become weak. Nothing seemed to provoke her anger. Despite being a powerful demon, she allowed them to do as they pleased, her heart only set on the male lead, indifferent to everything else. However, her background is quite pitiful; as a demon, her body was slowly devoured and then regenerated, a very painful process.

It was good at the beginning, but there was too little description of the relationship between the male and female leads in the second half, and the ending was obviously not finished. Shouldn't there be a side story?

Why must we include amnesia as a plot device?

This is an unfinished book, but the content is good. However, I personally feel that the book ended after the male and female protagonists became a mortal couple (I think chapter 239 is the ending). The following content is a sequel, just unfinished. Overall, it's still a very good read. [OK]