My Drugging Attempt Failed, and I Got Captured: From Con Artist to Dao Companion

It's so beautiful! Men get their periods after watching it, women go crazy. It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state. It's so beautiful it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a widow in a village, so beautiful it makes tears flow like the Qiantang River tide.

It's great! Sister Ye is amazing! She's so good to Ranran and her younger sister. The younger sister is short-tempered and has a sharp tongue, always getting into trouble, and often gets a beating from Sister Ye, but it's all to toughen her up. Ranran is very resilient and incredibly pragmatic, so even though there's a bit of coercion involved, I find their relationship quite sweet.

It's really well-written; it's quite satisfying as you read on. I enjoy the gradual process of becoming captivated. The female lead is wonderfully written, and the younger sister is adorable too. I wonder what it will feel like when I discover the male and female leads are all lovey-dovey later on 🤦 I've read through all of the author's books lately, meow! Ms. Ye is so cool, meow!

After watching it, I think it's best to give a review, starting with the advantages. 1. Character development: In female-dominated novels, I really dislike those tearful male leads. It's no less annoying than gender-swapped novels, and it's even a gender-swapped novel, but it's labeled as female-dominated, which is just plain disgusting. But you won't find that in this book.

It's a great read; it basically beats up most of the current male-dominated novels. The author's skill is evident. I just hope the male lead doesn't get too strong.

It's good and I love reading it, keep it up! Recently, Tomato (the author) hasn't been giving much traffic to new books, so the author needs to hang in there.

Great! The author has started a new book!

I have only one question: why can't I see any paragraph comments on Tomato's books anymore? It seems like there are so few people here. Before, you could easily find dozens of paragraph comments on any book you opened.

Sure, the book's logical sequence is quite tight; it doesn't feel like the plot breaks down every time a new chapter is turned. The author's writing is also very good. And I have a guess: since the younger sister only has half a spirit body, is the other half inside the male protagonist's body? That would make sense in the later plot's portrayal of the male protagonist's journey from mortal to immortality. 🤔 (Just a guess)

It looks beautiful! Why are there so few people?