Nothing More Than That

So beautiful! So beautiful! So incredibly beautiful!! Well, the author's writing is truly superb; the story of Er'er and Li Ye is anything but cliché. At first glance, Er'er might seem like a naive and innocent girl, but she's anything but. She has a strong sense of justice, her own convictions, a clear sense of right and wrong, and is kind and gentle.

From "Spring Banquet" and "Not Learning to Be a Mandarin Duck to Grow Old" to "Nothing More Than That," the author's writing is truly excellent, humorous, witty, and delicate, making it very captivating.

She was a flamboyant fairy, dressed and dressed in a flamboyant manner; he was a supreme deity, the best in both fighting and meditation. She was Er'er, who disliked cultivation and preferred to be lazy; she had loving parents, loving teachers, and loving senior brothers and sisters; he was Li Ye, the first immortal in the world, with no one above him. Everyone feared him, even loathed him.

Waaaaah, I love Bai Lu Cheng Shuang so much! I haven't had such expressive facial expressions while reading a novel in ages! •The pampered little fairy Er'er, loved by all gods ×The omnipotent, love-starved, arrogant god • The jokes are sweet but not cloying, making you want to keep watching! It's worth watching! Kudos to the author, Bai Lu Cheng Shuang!

Bai Lu's article did not disappoint; I finished reading it with a light and pleasant mood. I love Er'er's kindness so much. Upon closer examination, it reveals that so-called feelings are nothing more than that—mountains and rivers, streams forming mirrors, life is fleeting, nothing more than that… But within this nothingness, different people have their own unique perspectives. I particularly appreciate Bai Lu's interpretation of "nothing more than that."

I read this book super slowly, laughing as I read. I would reread the funny parts several times, and even try to imitate them myself, hahaha. The author's writing is excellent, I'm dying of laughter.

Bai Lu Cheng Shuang's works rarely disappoint. I've read many reviews, most of which are one-star ratings and have been less than an hour long. Honestly, it's unnecessary. Every book has its appeal. If you can't stand it or don't like it, just close the book. Why bother writing vague reviews? It's not like you paid to read it. It feels like you're wasting your money if you don't leave a comment.

"I love him so much, I'll definitely come back to him." It could be said that Er'er, this kind-hearted yet afraid-of-pain fairy, redeemed Li Ye; perhaps love is just that simple. The plot is full of ups and downs, and every character's emotions are rich and powerful. It's a great read!

Overall, it's good, the kind of story I like. The female lead is a character who grows and matures. However, she makes a common mistake for female leads in most novels: when flirting with the male lead, she kisses him and then throws herself into his arms. But even at this point, there should be some boundaries, right? She doesn't at all. Okay, and the male lead gets jealous.

Go for it, brothers! The plot is fast-paced and super engaging. I love both the male and female leads, and even the minor characters aren't annoying. Even the female supporting character barely appears on screen. This cultivation novel is truly excellent!