I Start as a Servant, and My Aloof Senior Sister Forces Me to Become Her Dao Companion

Those who only like wish-fulfillment stories can leave now. I think it's pretty good. Too many wish-fulfillment stories get a bit tiresome, and this protagonist is quite interesting. He's self-righteous, has dirty thoughts, and is very much like us ordinary people. He appears noble on the outside, but actually harbors many unrealistic fantasies. 😄

I love reading this! It made me laugh like a pig in the middle of the night. It's a really good novel in the "Mortal Flow" genre. The protagonist is ruthless and decisive, but his personality is not only cowardly but also greedy and sleazy. He often steals food and snatches opportunities from his fellow disciples and other fellow disciples.

A promising book with smooth and beautiful writing, a brisk pace, and a smart male lead who gets what he deserves without hesitation. The romance is also starting to develop, and the female characters are gradually becoming more established, which is great. The only downside is that when I started reading, there were only about 40 chapters available, which was far from enough! 😂😂😂

The female characters are well-developed, the plot is okay, but the power levels are a bit inconsistent. However, the male lead feels too indecisive and lacks direction, and he seems to rely on that spiritual liquid as a cheat code to get ahead. A change to his personality would be much better. He's somewhat similar to Bai Xiaochun from "A Thought Through Eternity," but without the same charisma.

It's a pretty interesting novel, with smooth and engaging writing that's not simplistic. The plot is also decent. The only downside is the title; it took over 100 chapters to truly reflect the title. However, overall, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality, making it worth reading. 🤭

The part about gifting the wood carving was well-written, but the rest was just average. The title initially led me to believe it was a single-female-lead story, but I later discovered it's multi-female-lead. I hope the book improves as it progresses.

It's good, just averagely good, nothing particularly bad, and the plot moves well without dragging.

Thank you for the five-star reviews, my dears! Love you all.

I've listened to over 40 episodes, and I actually think it's pretty good; the plot and voice acting are both excellent. However, since I had already browsed through the table of contents beforehand, I knew that the book seemed to only cover up to the Nascent Soul stage. According to the conventions of different cultivation levels, this book isn't even a half-finished product.

After reading 226 chapters, the male protagonist is either being tortured or on his way to be tortured.