A Sweetheart with a Dark Side? I Cut Her Open for Real. Why Are You Crying?

Can Tao Yao marry Bai Zhi? 🤔

While reading, I felt some parts could be polished to make it flow more smoothly. For example, the expression of certain sentences might be better adjusted, and a few words were repeated; simplifying them might improve the flow. Also, there were a few plot developments that didn't quite connect; more foreshadowing or transitions would likely make the overall narrative clearer. (If this offends you, please let me know, and I will delete the comment. Thank you.)

The early plot is somewhat similar to Tao Ran's book? Also, some sentences feel a bit disjointed, and the names are a little confusing, but overall, it's still quite enjoyable.

It's really interesting; it reminds me of Tao Yao's book, but it's different. Anyway, keep up the good work, author!

While it does resemble the story next door, the protagonists' current identities are quite different—one is a primordial being, while she is merely a person without destiny (currently). Their need for popularity differs: one is frantically releasing angst for version maintenance, while she's more like a player.

It was truly moving, the characters were vivid, and it brought tears to my eyes, filling me with a profound sense of awe.

Not bad, quite good. My assessment of this book is "A Familiar Stranger" 😂

I also took a liking to Pinduoduo articles.

Maybe I've read too much of this, it just doesn't feel gritty enough, I don't get much of a feeling. Author, please write more gritty parts, it's not gritty enough.

This novel is lighthearted, uplifting, and positive; you can ask the author if you don't believe me.