Mortal Bones Defy Heaven, Even Senior Sister Has to Beg for Mercy

It's very well written! The writing style is good, the plot is good, and it's fast-paced. There aren't any disgusting face-slapping moments or the kind where the protagonist gets insulted by every supporting character [so far]. The plot isn't bland either, and so far, there aren't any major flaws.

A man, no matter how bad his luck, can't be poor. Well, based on my five years of experience, especially when Tomatoes are full of shit, this book is pretty good. There aren't any major flaws. This is just my personal opinion for your reference. Everything was fine until the identities were switched, and suddenly you have a junior brother, someone the protagonist's woman thinks is capable and talented? Isn't that just plain disgusting? The only one who could keep going after that was this 👍

I finished reading it. It's a typical underdog-to-master trope. The distinction between immortals and mortals, and the gap in their social status, is well-described. The author also carefully manages the power levels; a normal minor character only reaches the third or fourth level of Qi Refining in their twenties. It's a very comfortable read.

It's very nice, it's a pity the name isn't Daikon. The author enjoys being forced—forced to be a son, forced to marry a shrewish woman, even though there are several beautiful and gentle women in the sect; he insists on being forced to marry a shrew.

There's not much to say, just read it! Once you start reading, you won't hear a word. The book's structure is reasonable and the progression is natural, easily drawing the reader into the story. The pacing is just right, the plot is neither bland nor spectacular. Perhaps I haven't yet reached the first minor climax of the story.

The logic is clear, and the plot is decent. In any case, it's over 90% a new book.

It's alright, there aren't any major issues. The main problem is that Li Xiuxiu holds a relatively high position in the male lead's heart. Essentially, Li succeeds in passing the exam, while the male lead fails, leading to Li breaking up with him. After the breakup, the male lead retakes the exam a year later and succeeds.

A Qi Refining Grandmaster can penetrate a Nascent Soul junior! 🤦 He broke through from the third to the fourth level of Qi Refining. He consumed half a year's worth of resources from an entire Nascent Soul cultivation family and broke through from the sixth to the seventh level. The power of a Qi Refining Grandmaster is truly terrifying! 😏

It's alright, not too explicit, but still acceptable. It features multiple female characters, but the writing isn't very shrewd. I personally prefer characters who are calculating, meticulous, and in complete control. The protagonist in this book feels like a lucky Tang Sanzang, always saving people from suffering, with a body like a magic potion.

It looks pretty good, and the "golden finger" (a special ability or feature) is quite imaginative.