At First, the Aloof Protagonist Did Nothing but Tell Me to Get Lost

It's truly, truly excellent, up to the latest chapter 63. Every character in the story is wonderfully developed. I especially love the protagonist (shou), and many characters' values ​​have improved because of him. The plot is also very fast-paced and engaging. The main couple's interactions are plentiful and sweet.

It's great! It was just gathering dust on my bookshelf, but after clicking on it, I was hooked for two hours. The character development is really three-dimensional. Even minor characters who only appear once, like Su Yue (the male ghost) and the cousin, are all vividly portrayed by the author. The content and plot are also quite good.

1. From a plot perspective, it's quite novel. After all, most people thought Mianmian would cultivate immortality with Jiang Huaining (hahaha, but in the end, Mianmian thought the cultivation world was too dangerous and gave up), which is quite different from usual. However, perhaps it's because it's not a cultivation novel to begin with.

Don't be fooled by the author's thunderous cover, kids! 😄 The plot is fresh and fast-paced, with no wasted words—everything serves the story. There are even instances of characters faking their deaths, twice in total. The only thing that made me hesitate a bit was that the protagonist seemed rather useless in the early stages because he didn't want to cultivate, but he's alright later on, since he becomes a ghost messenger, which was unexpected. Worth reading.

I really enjoyed this story. The relationships between both the main couple and the secondary couple were very well written, and the plot was full of twists and turns. I'm really looking forward to the epilogue, wanting to see how the characters from the real world and the book's world reunite. I'm a little curious.

Super good! 🥰 It's one of the few novels I could binge-read in one go. The characters are vivid and well-developed. The interactions between the main character and his family are heartwarming. Jiang's "unrequited love" was both exciting and heartbreaking. I hope the author continues to do well!!! 😘

It's a good show, but the ending felt a bit rushed. However, everything that needed to be said and explained was clear. Also, there wasn't enough sweet daily life of the young couple 🤭. I hope there will be more side stories, and maybe a sweet side story for the older brother too 🥰

It's quite good. I was initially drawn in by the synopsis, but the writing style in the early chapters was a bit clumsy and didn't quite suit my taste (also, I almost thought it was written by a new author because of the cover 🤦). But I was so curious about the character development that I put it on my bookshelf.

It's so good! Seriously!!! I watched it for three hours straight! So satisfying!

The story unfolds like a gentle, flowing stream, with each character meticulously crafted, resonating deeply with the reader. It kept me up all night, eager to know the ending yet hesitant to fast-forward. The emotional impact is powerful; once the ending arrives, I felt reluctant to let go. There are no abrupt plot twists or awkward descriptions, only natural portrayals.