It Was Just a Small Gift, So Why Did the Fairy Offer Herself to Me?

This book is so well-written; it's the best novel I've read in the "gift return" genre. Although it features multiple female leads, the romantic relationships and complexities are well-developed, unlike some novels that just end after the initial romance. I hope the author updates frequently. If they plan well, I hope it becomes a long novel, perhaps over 2000 words—that would be fantastic! 🤭

Of course, I'll give my own book a five-star review! 😄 Writing is hard work, and everyone has different reading tastes. A thousand people may share the same tea, but their tastes will differ; ten thousand may share the same path, but their hearts will be different. Aside from money, no one can please everyone. I just try my best not to disappoint those who like it.

Good. The plot and writing are smooth, and all the female leads are of good character. As long as you spend money, your favorability will increase dramatically and won't drop back. There are no ungrateful and heartless characters like in other "ten-thousand-fold return" stories. Thumbs up.

A fast-paced, exciting story with all female protagonists being virgins. There's a Dao Embryo clone, but in a female body, lacking independent consciousness and controlled by the protagonist. This clone is responsible for protecting the female protagonist and scouting, but doesn't participate in any romantic relationships with her (depending on individual tolerance).

I read 587 chapters in three days, and overall it's pretty good. Aside from a few women who felt like filler, most of the characters were well-developed. It would be even better if there were continued storylines related to them. The fact that the women's attributes are generally different suggests this was partly due to that.

This novel is really good, much better than many 9-point novels I've read. It mainly revolves around the daily gift-giving and affection-building interactions between the male and female leads, and it's very well written. I just hope that when there are more female leads in the future, the author won't marginalize some of the older ones.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching it! I never expected the first one to be won over would be the Master. Although the Master had a Daoist partner at the start, that partner was a eunuch, and he didn't even share a bed with the female lead on their wedding night. The Master was still a virgin, and they even had separate rooms.

This book could further develop its world-building in later storylines. That would be even better. It would be even better to include the past events of the predecessors and the gathering of the world's most talented individuals. The plot should be presented in a more exciting way, and the battle scenes should be detailed and clear.

This is a well-written story in its genre. The early chapters feature a rapid acquisition of wives, but lack sufficient emotional development, making the wives feel somewhat artificial. Later, the pace of wife acquisition slows down, and the emotional development becomes much more nuanced.

It's very good. While there were some flaws in the early stages (lower-level cultivators couldn't be instantly killed by peak-level talismans of the same level, and lower-level cultivators expending enormous energy using higher-level talismans), and the initial relationship between the master and his partner was a bit jarring (even though they never had a relationship), and a few other things…