The Scholar, the Bull Demon, and a World-Shaking Transformation

Well, it's alright, but it doesn't quite match the resume. What attracted me to this job was that it described someone as a fortune teller who transcended worldly concerns, but now they've become an all-around nanny.

Good, it's getting better and better.

A good book deserves five stars; I hope you keep it up. It's not a formulaic story; there's no broken engagement, no bullying by an illegitimate son followed by a slap in the face, no petty vengeance, no hero saving a damsel in distress and then offering himself in return, and no constant fuss over survival. It's a normal book.

It's very well-written and makes you want to keep reading. Many books start off well, but after ten or twenty chapters, you lose interest; they feel formulaic, exaggerated, and gradually lose their originality. This book, however, is so captivating that you can't put it down, and there's so much more to discover. I'm really looking forward to the author writing even more brilliantly and exquisitely.

I think this is fine, so why is the rating so low?

My mind went blank after reading this; what a saintly piece! It deserves to be savored.

As someone who's very picky about books, I found this to be a top-tier read among light novels. It's both exciting and logically sound, with a very satisfying and engaging plot that keeps you reading. I feel the author must have felt wronged by the negative reviews, so I'm giving it five stars to show my support.

I've read dozens of chapters, but I still can't figure out how you calculate cultivation level; it's just a constant addition of points.

Good book! A really good book!

Don't overthink it, this book is really good.