My Cultivation Powers Keep Cutting Out

I think most people prefer novels without a romantic pairing these days, and the reason isn't because they don't believe in love... It's actually because it's not only that romance takes up too much space in plot-driven novels, but it's also awkward. Who doesn't know what love is these days? People who yearn for love are reading other kinds of novels.

The plot is disjointed and poorly connected. Shouldn't the main focus be on the female protagonist's supernatural cultivation abilities? It's putting the cart before the horse; the plot overshadows the author's theme and title.

I love spring; spring brings life. I love this place; it brings joy! I recommend a good book to my friends: "The Story of Pan Shi"!

It's too unconventional; it leaves the viewer feeling numb and makes it hard to know what to expect.

Having read this far, I feel like the author has no main plot. (Picasso's reflection - panda-like thinking)

This plot is completely baffling. The pace is too fast!

Since Little Cloud didn't return to her world, isn't the protagonist on the other side worried?

Tsk tsk, I originally thought this guy was a good guy.

The adults have gone home, so it's easy to explain to the Corgi, but what about the other one?

─=≡Σ(((つ•̀ω•́)つ I found another novel without a romantic pairing. I'll add it to my collection for now, but it's too short. Author, please keep updating!