Napping in the Immortal Venerable’s Dreams

It's great! Great! Great! I can't stress this enough. I really like the female lead's personality. As for the male lead, I don't really like him; I even want to replace him. I feel like he's not good enough for the female lead.

Update soon! It's so good! This is the first time I've seen a story where the plot develops and levels up within a dream world~ No wonder it's called "Green Robe and Misty Rain" hhhh. I recommend the author's other works: *The Seal of Merit*, *The Peach Blossom's Jealousy*, and *All Male Cultivators Under Heaven Are Fleeting Clouds*.

I really like Xiao Ruan. She possesses all the qualities I believe a strong female lead should have: resilience, kindness, confidence, and decisiveness… Most of the early plot is very well written, but unfortunately, when Feng Suiwan repeatedly doubted Xiao Ruan's unwavering trust in her, it felt like a grain of sand mixed into a pearl.

I really like the female protagonist in this story. She seems to have seen through life, taking life's hardships in a lighthearted and humorous way. Every time I see her smiling through hardships that would make many people feel terrible, my life feels much easier. I hope I can be like her, cherishing the present moment, discovering small joys, and not caring so much about pain, because nothing is a big deal.

I've read all the novels written by this author. They have clear storylines, rich imaginations, intelligent and humorous female leads, and the romance isn't angsty. I love this kind of writing; it leaves me feeling refreshed after reading.

This is a rare gem among Tomato's books; 9.4 Is a bit low. I've read many nonsensical books with terrible writing, some of which still reach 9.4, I don't know how they got such high scores 😠 The author's writing is very humorous, frequently throwing in a little joke that makes the reader smile.

Highly recommend!!! After reading other people's book reviews, I realized that the author's pseudonym is "I can't think of a name anymore." I've read several of her books before, including "Youyou Xinbulao," "Congshan," and "Shixinbugai," all of which were very good, funny, and entertaining. Amazing!

This book review contains spoilers. I started reading this novel just to kill time and didn't have high expectations. After reading a few chapters, I found it quite interesting. At first, I thought it was one of those mindless, light novels, but the more I read, the more I realized how charming the female lead is.

This book has a very novel theme. Although it's a few years old, I still found it amazing when I read it. It breaks out of the framework of this type of text. I was introduced to it through an AI comic series, but I couldn't find any articles like this when I searched for them, which is strange.

The title doesn't do it justice; it's a hilarious book. It features a male protagonist with extreme mysophobia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, a flirtatious and lewd female protagonist, plot points that deliberately drive the obsessive-compulsive to the brink of madness, a stark contrast between his dream and real life, a sensible and kind-hearted female protagonist, and well-developed and…