Locked-Room Warning! The Charismatic Villain Is Actually Me

I'm sorry, but the side couple really isn't good. Gu cultivates the Path of Ruthlessness, so why should his Dao heart be shattered by someone impure? And why did he fall for her so quickly? The character development is poor; wouldn't it be better if they each went further and further down their own paths?

Reading the book reviews, I noticed some issues that weren't mentioned, which seems odd. Many people raised these points in the paragraph comments while reading, but I don't know if they were deleted; I didn't see them in the longer reviews. Here are a few potential pitfalls in this article:

It's really good, the main couple is so charming, I really love them. But I really don't like the side couple. They're great on their own, but as a couple, they just don't look right together. I really hope they can enjoy their own time. Let the fox spirit continue to be charming, and let the second senior brother become ruthless and masterful! 🥺

The pairing of Huaihuai and Shizun is so captivating, and I love their character designs—it's simply awesome! 💕 But was the storyline involving the Second Senior Brother and that Hehuan Sect member absolutely necessary? I really dislike this type of storyline, especially the one that just came out; it made me frown and feel a bit nauseous. This forced pairing makes me uncomfortable.

Having read over 60 chapters, overall the side couples are quite good, with their own highlights, but the main couple is even more outstanding. The main couple is definitely more enjoyable to ship, and I think the clear distinction between the main and supporting characters is quite good (✪▽✪)(✪▽✪).

Please, Gu and Yao, don't get together... I hate this couple! Is love really that important...? Everything else is great! The main couple is so sweet and their dialogue is so humorous! I know it's a secondary couple, and although it's not part of the main storyline, I can't accept it and won't be reading it anymore. I wish it great success!

It's really good, the characters really resonate with me, it made me laugh so hard. There's no particularly mindless plot either, it's very comfortable to watch. But in Train to Busan, the zombies escaped six train carriages, but not the human heart in just one. What does this show? It shows that one carriage is better than six.

It's so, so good! You absolutely have to read it! It's just a shame it's not finished yet, sob sob~ Author, keep up the good work, I want to read the rest! Also, I hope Gu Shaoyan and Zi Taoyao don't end up together. Let Gu Shaoyan graduate; I feel so sorry for him! Furthermore, I think someone who cultivates the Path of Ruthlessness shouldn't fall in love so easily.

The plot is captivating, and the author's writing is superb. Xie Huai's laid-back, overworked personality is tinged with a touch of cuteness, yet also possesses a carefree and unrestrained air, like "raising a cup to gaze at the blue sky, as radiant as a jade tree standing before the wind."

It's quite good. It's a forced love story, but for me it's only slightly forced, haha, probably because I missed a few dozen chapters. However, it's really good. One thing I found objectionable was the Wuqing Dao vs. Hehuan Zong side couple; I just couldn't stomach that pairing (for many reasons, and many people dislike it).