Showbiz: I’m Really Not a Heretical Cultivator

Giving myself five stars is perfectly reasonable, isn't it?

So far, it's been pretty good, with no particularly mindless moments. The only slight issue is the protagonist's reluctance to reciprocate the feelings of her stepsister, claiming it's to avoid affecting her adoptive parents' relationship—a somewhat absurd reason. The protagonist's adoptive parents have a harmonious family, and both their adopted son and biological daughter are excellent.

I'd give it five stars. The male protagonist is a normal person, not a eunuch, someone who can't even face his own desires. He'll never achieve enlightenment. Cultivation isn't about being detached from desires and wants; it's about finding what you believe in and accept. The Tao follows its own course.

It's beautiful, really beautiful, and interesting. Don't let it have a bad ending.

It's pretty good, but why is it a harem novel?

Up to chapter 60, it's all well-written.

Great! Five stars, added to favorites. Looking forward to the next installment, keep it up!

It's really good. I'll give it five stars as encouragement. Keep up the good work!

Hmm, the writing style and logic are alright; I actually read it to the end.

So far, one of the few novels available to read on Tomato.