I Only Raised a Dao Fruit, So How Did You Become Everyone’s Favorite?
不就养个道果你怎么成万人迷的？
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The protagonist is actually a pretty pure person. He doesn't have the saintly aversion to others. He has ulterior motives towards the chosen one, but he also genuinely tries to maintain their brotherhood. He'll really step up when needed. So far, the plot is good and engaging.
It's pretty good, I personally like the plot. But it might not be so great for those who like fast-paced, action-packed stories, because the protagonist's position is mostly that of mediator, even somewhat humble, due to the annulment of the engagement and subsequent events. But the bigger picture is yet to come, which I like! Haha, this is a top-notch nanny story.
I quite like it. After reading too many wish-fulfillment novels, I feel they're too superficial. This slower pace is nice. In my opinion, the interactions with Xiao Yan (Lin Fan) and other main characters are just a gimmick to boost popularity. Perhaps it would be better if it were seen as a way for a main character to grow stronger. He's genuinely kind but not a saint.
Yes, the setup at the beginning was quite long, but the later parts were really amazing. I feel the synopsis somewhat detracted from the book's quality; the author's writing is definitely above average. The protagonist's charm is very well-developed, and there are no particularly traditional tropes.
The logic is clear, the style is distinct, and the male protagonist is a refined gentleman who clearly distinguishes right from wrong—this kind of image is quite likable. The only problem is that his goal isn't clearly defined; however, if you had to define the goal of a cultivation novel, it would simply be cultivating immortality.
This is probably the best book I've ever read by Tomato. Although the title sounds like a wish-fulfillment novel, it's not. There are no clichéd plot points or unnecessary filler. It's a smooth and easy read. Did anyone who said the character's level was suppressed actually watch the show? His strength surpasses even the Chosen One. In the background, his growth rate is also top-tier.
This is a really good novel; you can tell it was written with a lot of effort. Before clicking in, I thought it was a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story, but after reading a few chapters, I realized it wasn't, though it still captivated me.
Well, the plot of this book is pretty good, the main character's personality is also quite good, and he gets along well with the Chosen One. It's just that there's too much environmental description; one instance of environmental description took up a quarter of a chapter 🤦 And when will the villainous Demon Lord and the love-struck Saintess appear? 🤔
This book is really good. The protagonist's personality feels like that of a normal person, much better than those ruthless killers who kill without blinking an eye after transmigrating, just for their own pleasure.
It's alright. The male lead has a good personality; he's neither sleazy nor greasy. I wonder if there's a female lead; hopefully not, or just one. If it's a harem, two or three would be fine—it's easier to write. Too many, and either one will disappear or another will become insignificant.