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I think this book is actually very well written. I finished it in one night. In the earlier levels, the female lead was always very strong and intelligent, and she tried her best to protect everyone. Even when she was injured or had no spiritual power, she could still find a way to solve the problem. The metaphor of the male lead being a walking "Tang Monk's flesh" is quite funny.

It's alright. The female lead is very strong, or rather, the strongest, especially with the live-stream setting. There's a male lead, but he doesn't have much presence and isn't very strong. The teammates are a bit annoying at first, but they become less annoying after witnessing the female lead's strength.

The plot is thrilling! The subject matter is novel. The contract-signing element is a major highlight, a very imaginative concept. The female lead is powerful and resilient; her teammates initially oppose her but later become her devoted fans, refreshing their worldviews and occasionally providing support.

It's a great book, but I'd like to ask if there's a male lead? I'd prefer it to be a non-romantic story.

The female lead is very strong, and the story is quite good so far. Those who doubted her completely believed in her after a chapter or two.

The plot is very original. I was shocked by the first episode, and I was also amazed by the several new plot points that followed.

This book is very good.

This book is really good, with a captivating plot. You can finish it in a day; it's a novel worth reading.

I don't know why, but this book is quite good, yet it has a very low rating. Although some parts are meant to highlight the female lead, each story is still quite enjoyable.

It's better than some quick transmigration novels, the ending is also very satisfying, and the whole novel is a smooth and silky read with no major flaws. Thumbs up!