Good-for-Nothing? Just Pretending to Be a Harmless Bunny to Win My Wife

It's pretty good, but the updates are a bit slow. The male lead is currently quite inexperienced, but he seems pretty smart. The female lead is also nice, and Tuanzi is very cute. She doesn't appear much, but she's very well-behaved. I really enjoy the interactions between the main characters; they're all very everyday expressions of care. Overall, it's okay as a lighthearted cultivation novel.

Looks good, I like Yan Mu.

This is the most satisfying book I've read among Tomato's titles. The beginning was a bit tiresome because it was too similar to Battle Through the Heavens, but it got much better later on. It's not about female confidantes but male friends going on adventures together. The accidental touching of breasts is a minor scene involving a supporting character.

Hmm, it seems like it's gone now.

It's good, but the updates are too slow. I wonder if he'll have any ambiguous relationships with other women later on.

Please, update! (Anxiously stomping feet) (scratching ears and cheeks) (wriggling) (screaming) (flipping the table) (going berserk)

The author writes quickly, writes quickly, writes quickly.

The book is quite good, and most of the characters are very distinctive, with excellent romantic scenes (especially the little dumpling, who is incredibly cute 😄😄😄). I hope the author can make the main character more decisive and ruthless, and reduce the screen time of some less important supporting characters (after all, the author doesn't use them much, and if they appear too often, it feels like the story is being filled with unnecessary details).

It's good, but there's just too little of it 😢 [Please update more frequently] 💕 I like the personalities of the female and male leads and hope there will be more scenes of interaction between them 😘

It's well-written, but not enough to read.