A Cultivation World Where Women Outnumber Men

It's really good-looking. The author's writing style is also top-notch on Tomato. The writing style is easy to follow from the previous book. This author doesn't write brainless villains or brainless supporting characters. There is no Tomato in the basic book. Most novels have supporting characters with brainless speeches. It's very comfortable to read.

I really like this kind of story about detectives and immortals that slowly unfolds. The personality of the male protagonist is also well developed. Unlike other exaggerated or duplicitous stories, having more girls and fewer boys is just a frivolous addition. The story itself is very interesting.

It is one of the highest quality books I have read recently. The male protagonist has a very likable personality, and although there is a system in it, he is more like a high-level NPC who issues tasks in the game. The protagonist himself has a high degree of autonomy, rather than being a puppet protagonist like many system books. The storyline is very coherent, making people look forward to the development of the subsequent plots. What kind of shocking secrets are hidden behind these little things, I hope this book will get better and better [Love]

I came from the last book, please give it a good review first [eating melon] and then judge the quality.

Is it mainly about solving crimes? Curious about what happens next

The plot is quite interesting and the author has a strong awareness of lightning protection. There is nothing serious but it is still a little depressing.

It's a pretty good book. Readers who come here for that kind of plot may be disappointed. The focus of the book so far has been on solving cases. There is no problem with the logic of the cases. The foreshadowing of some cases is also quite reasonable. The character of the protagonist is well created. He is kind-hearted but not brainless, sensible and able to think. There are also shortcomings, there are quite a few typos, omissions, and extra words. Hope the author can improve.

It's still pretty good-looking so far

It can be explained by using magic, but why do those few rings smell like Western fantasy? Is this fantasy or Western fantasy?

Some minor issues but ok