Cultivation in Higher Dimensions

Someone asked if there was a male protagonist, and the author's answer was no. The author is single and not very good at writing long love scenes. I will write about the love affairs of certain supporting characters. The heroine has family, friendship, love for her husband, and love for classmates, but there is no love. If everyone strongly demands to give the heroine a love interest, I can arrange it at my discretion, as long as the readers can accept that I will write him off when their love is budding 😜

How should I put it? I feel that the heroine is still very naive, and she takes it for granted. There is a feeling that every thought comes out. She is obviously walking a tightrope, but it feels like she knows that she is the heroine and will succeed. It is said that I no longer trust anyone, but for now, the eldest brother has recognized two of them, and it feels like it is still easy to get along. For example, recognizing the brother Xiaoji will inevitably lead to Peach Blossom Island being more biased towards the Ji family in the eyes of outsiders. After all, according to the description of the heroine, she is at least an extremely favored one in Peach Blossom Land, and can make her own decisions about many things. So except for the Yin family (from the point of view of this chapter, they are probably going to be eliminated), the other two families must consider the issue of bias when they join the Peach Blossom Spring Sect. For example, it is impossible for the Ji family to dominate the family and surpass the other two families just because of their family and friend relationships. So do they need to do any other work to please them? And how should the heroine hold the bowl of water in check, or should she really let the Ji family go? Don't say that this is just a personal relationship between two people. As Xiaoji said, he belongs to the Ji family first, so he can tell the heroine before doing it. I was thinking that young feelings are very precious, but in the future, if it is for greater family interests, is it possible for Xiaoji to hide it after he attacks the heroine? These heroines didn't take it into consideration, but said that they no longer trusted other people. It really didn't feel that the heroine had experienced betrayal in her previous life. Instead, she described the character of a sister who had a smooth life, was loved by all, and didn't know the sufferings of the world. Moreover, since he had established himself as a member of a reclusive sect, when faced with Ji Shishi's almost provocative behavior of checking the sea of ​​knowledge, he just spent a few words without taking any action. No matter which book it is from, the world of cultivation is generally very taboo about exploring the sea of ​​consciousness. Otherwise, wouldn't it be possible to cross other people's sea of ​​consciousness at will, check other people's memories, or even steal other people's techniques? The heroine's reaction is almost lighthearted, and it feels like it really doesn't fit with the character she portrays to the outside world. After all, even when she first went to the village, she knew how to give both kindness and power. It feels like she may be just a fat sheep in the eyes of the four major families now, a silly and sweet sheep with a backer, talent and a little cleverness.

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After reading about 10 chapters, I would like to ask the author, what proportion of the women who appear are villains? Why does it feel like they are basically all villains?

I want to ask if there is a male protagonist?

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It was my first time to write a novel, so I was both nervous and hopeful. I really want to know how readers feel. Please leave your comments so that I can improve the shortcomings. Ps: The author is not afraid of being scolded, he is just afraid that no one will scold him