Everyday Life Across the Heavens

Silky smooth, a dozen or so chapters in one world, and it gets the story straight. Comfortable, not too much scheming or fighting; the protagonist is strong enough that no one dares to bother him, allowing him to enjoy life. And he's a succubus—I guess most people like mature, older men; after all, he's handsome and has lived for so many years, so charming women is a piece of cake.

A good book is like a door to an unknown world. Gently turning the pages, you can feel the wisdom and emotion flowing between the words. The pages rustle under your fingers, as if whispering the accumulated wisdom of humankind over thousands of years. Each word is like a seed, quietly sown in the reader's heart, waiting to take root and sprout in some unexpected moment.

Concise, fast-paced, and stress-relieving—a few minor flaws! (Ban Shuxian falls for the protagonist, then marries someone else; this woman is unacceptable, yet she's criticized as a "gifted daughter" and a cuckold.) (Zhou Zhiruo, the protagonist's adopted daughter, is useless; some readers say she was given away as a gift.) 😆😆 Reading is all about enjoyment; a good book is one that makes you happy! Keep up the good work, author!!! 👍👍👍

I quite like this style of writing; it's concise, casual, and occasionally includes suggestive content.

Give me some encouragement, astronomy is your home turf!

It's very smooth, you don't feel cheated at all, it's not too outrageous to watch, and it doesn't feel frustrating to watch. It's pretty good!

I stopped fishing after that.

It's great! It's a breakthrough in writing compared to my previous books, with frequent, unexpected moments that make me laugh out loud. 🤭

Well written! Except for Yang Mi herself, who personally doesn't like it! 😂

The writing is excellent, and the logic is very clear; at the very least, it won't make you angry while reading it.