On My First Day of Cultivation, the Beautiful CEO Came Knocking

It's quite good-looking. I like that the female protagonist doesn't look down on the male protagonist because of her status or because they are a contracted couple. She is also very filial to the male protagonist's mother and gives the male protagonist face. I like this kind of female protagonist very much. When I saw that the author confirmed that it was a single female protagonist, I immediately gave it five stars. I was afraid that the male protagonist would later find a harem and lose the female protagonist, so he continued to have prostitution for nothing. I hope that the male protagonist can maintain his original intention and not engage in ambiguity and not feel sorry for the female protagonist.

Very good, why is there no one? Although I only read about twenty chapters. I just wanted to ask if it has a single female protagonist. If so, I will keep pursuing it.

It's good-looking, but it requires so many female supporting characters and it's ambiguous. Isn't it good to have a sweet story with a single female protagonist?

I've been watching it, it's very interesting, I like the sweet interaction between the male and female protagonists! !

The plot is okay so far, I hope the author will keep up the good work. I hope that the male and female protagonists can make progress together and fall in love with each other, instead of being like in other novels where the male protagonist goes out alone to fight monsters with the female partner to level up, and then occasionally comes back to check on the female protagonist.

The relationship between the male and female protagonists is worth five stars. Even if it was just a contract marriage at the beginning, the two of them get along normally and equally! I hope to be a couple for the rest of my life!

I hope the male and female protagonists will always be happy

4 Stars for the male and female protagonists, 1 star less because they don't give out sweets very well and it's full of conspiracies against the protagonist and his wife from beginning to end.

Why don't you heal the heroine's leg [punch out]

The plot is okay, with a single female protagonist, but the ending is too rushed and perfunctory. It would be better to be more detailed later on.