The World of Kong Fang

Seeing a bunch of people nitpicking, finding fault with this and that, I really feel sorry for the author. I think Zhou Shuangshuang is a very cute girl. Everyone keeps calling her a saint, but she was originally just a sweet and adorable girl who was well-behaved from childhood, full of enthusiasm for the world. How can you expect her to become indifferent?

I enjoy supernatural fiction and came across "Qing Gui," but after a few chapters I couldn't continue. It sat on my bookshelf for a while, and I followed it relentlessly to kill time, finally finishing it with a touch of reluctance. If the author hadn't announced it beforehand, I think it could have continued indefinitely.

The Blood-Red Galaxy is another idiotic and poorly written piece. The female lead is incredibly stupid; she still wants to keep those jelly spirits around—she's insane! If she leaves, no one can control the jelly spirits. This blue planet is still going to be destroyed; she doesn't even understand such a simple truth. The idiocy is off the charts!

In general, the main characters are Chen Bolun and his son, both highly intelligent and incredibly successful. The female lead is constantly cleaning up the messes these two make, in every world, which is quite frustrating. Despite living through so many worlds, the female lead herself hasn't grown much.

I always felt that in this book, Zhou Shuangshuang was like a patch for Chen Bolun's game, traveling to different worlds to clean up his messes. In the end, even the Kaiyuan Tongbao coins didn't completely belong to her. Despite having a high IQ, she was still crushed by Chen Bolun, which is infuriating. Although she appears to be without a male lead, she is actually the female lead that Kaiyuan Tongbao cultivated for Chen Bolun.

The most boring plots in this world are those where the awful female supporting character gets humiliated by the female lead, or two women fight over one man. Statistically speaking, there are far more awful men than awful women, so it doesn't make sense that the female lead only humiliates women.

I've dropped the story. First of all, it's not that the author wrote it badly, but I just don't like Zhou Shuangshuang's personality. Her high-pitched voice when she first encountered zombies after transmigrating and her self-deception upon waking up already annoyed me. Her later actions also proved she was a bit silly, even a bit clueless. In short, I disliked her in every way. I can accept a fairy, I can even accept a demoness, but I can't stand a husky!!!

I'm speechless. Zhou Shuangshuang is a girl, right? Can't we call her Miss Zhou? Does it have to be Mr. Zhou? Are you alright?

Wasn't it supposed to be a no-romance story? The feeling just changed as I watched. I checked the reviews, and wow, Chen Bolun exists in every world and in reality? It's true there's no romantic pairing, but why can't you just remove the female lead and write a male-oriented story? What's the difference between this female lead and the old man with the ring in the male-oriented story?

I think the book should be renamed "Dimensional Travel: Saving Chen Bolun".