Maoshan: The Lone Star's Fate

I prefer stories without a male lead; I enjoy reading stories without a male lead.

This uncle is disgusting, useless and selfish. He ran away from home to avoid responsibility, leaving his sister with a mess and even making their elderly father sick. How dare he come back and rely on his sister for support? What a selfish bastard! He only came back because his sister's family was valuable, and he didn't care about his parents at all. He's also stupid and pathetic. He's been supported by his goddess for so long, yet he knows he's trash and doesn't even try to work hard.

Of all the books I invested in, this is the only one still alive... I have mixed feelings. (´･ᴗ･`)

Why are they keeping such a giant baby? He's over thirty and doesn't look for a job, yet he still has the nerve to ask his sister and brother-in-law for money. When are they going to kick him out?

It was alright at first, but the more I watched, the more I felt that the female lead's words and actions were occasionally a bit out of place. It's like someone who cares about their personal image suddenly picking their toes in public.

Does female physical maturity mean adulthood?

Seeing the part about raising ghost children, I was a bit confused. Didn't the female lead just meet that couple? How come she had already given them amulets and told them that she had a Six Yin Body and the harm this constitution could cause to those around her? According to the above, the driver's assumption that the female lead was a Taoist was just a guess based on her conversation with Ma Yao when she went to treat the wandering souls in the mass grave.

Great story! I hope the female lead gets even stronger. It's very original; I like stories with strong female leads and no male protagonists.

It's been updated! (σ′▽‵)′▽‵)σ

I've just started reading the book, and it seems okay so far. Keep it up!