Reborn with a Chirping Monster

I'm so curious →_→ What kind of works does the author write for female audiences?

30 Million words? *Sobs*

I came here after seeing the recommendation from the dog emperor. I've watched half of it, here are my thoughts. I enjoyed the author's detailed descriptions of daily life, which is why I kept reading. However, I couldn't accept the abrupt shift to an infinite flow narrative, so I skipped those parts.

I think this book flopped because of the "Young and Dangerous" part. These days, reading novels is all about enjoyment; no matter the angle from which you write the story, it will evoke the reader's own emotions. I left after this part, thinking I'd come back later, but I didn't expect it to die out. 🤫

The development is too slow, it's always just seven-year-old boys acting cute, it's too superficial.

It's a pity, I said I'd raise more first and see, but they died. But seeing how hard Shao Chong has worked, all those votes over the past three months weren't for nothing, right? Keep it up!

First, let me state that I've ordered the entire book. Now, I'll briefly discuss my reading experience. I couldn't continue after chapter 83. The daily life scenes after the protagonist's rebirth were particularly enjoyable, but the turning point with the spiritual energy became abrupt. Now that the protagonist has started cultivating, his level drops drastically.

I, a fan of mature women, am going to beat you, a fan of lolis, to death today!

Let's create a group chat, you little crybaby, I'll give you all the recommendation votes!

I always thought the author was a man.