Independent

I spent several hours reading all the chapters. The author's writing is really good and has a lot of depth. At first, I was really looking for something to read, and the synopsis didn't seem to suit my taste. But I started reading out of curiosity, and then I couldn't stop.

This is the first time I've ever finished reading a female-oriented novel. I was recently experiencing a reading slump and stumbled upon this book. Upon opening it, my first impression was of its solid foundation and refined writing style. As I continued reading, I felt the book's grand and majestic atmosphere, completely unlike the petty and narrow-minded style of other female-oriented novels.

We've moved the old Q&A here and added some new ones. Feel free to ask questions! Q: Is there no romantic pairing? A: Yes! The main character has no romantic partner! Q: What is the main theme of this article? Why does the main theme seem unclear? A: The main storyline of this story is what the female protagonist sees, hears, and feels; in a sense, it can be said that there is no main storyline.

This is a rare gem among the no-romance novels I've read recently. A max-level character embarking on their journey should act like one, and the author's skill lies in making their boasting feel natural. The character development is also excellent; a person's good and bad sides make them feel real. Even the supporting characters have their own charm beneath the protagonist's aura. There are quite a few well-written supporting characters, which is better than most authors.

Having finished reading the latest chapter of chapter 188, I realize that the author is truly remarkable. Every character is vivid and lifelike. The more I read, the deeper my feelings became. Upon closer examination, I discovered that what the author truly wanted to express was not the path of a spirit becoming a "human," but rather to use the spirit's eyes to see the joys and sorrows of the…

Progress: Chapter 61. My first impression was that it was an invincible protagonist story with a bland writing style. It was like an elderly person reminiscing about the past, or like a story forgotten in time being told in a gentle and detailed way. The novel I recently read that struck me as having a simple yet readable writing style was Cuttlefish's "Lord of Mysteries".

Chapter One The crab glanced at the person in front of it, secretly surprised, and couldn't help but sigh, "What a beautiful woman, like a banished immortal!" [Mirror Reflects Her Face as She Lowers Her Eyes to Look at the Crab] She held her hand out to the crab, palm up, fingers together.

The author should let me know if they're abandoning the story. It's been a long time since I've read such a good novel. The supporting characters are intelligent and well-developed. A truly strong female protagonist who breaks free from female competition. I'm a staunch feminist. (A story without any major flaws; the biggest flaw is the author.)

This is so good! It's the most satisfying no-romance novel I've ever read. The writing style and prose are excellent, the language flows smoothly, and there's an inexplicable sense of humor. Every character is well-developed, the plot is logical, the protagonist is incredibly intelligent, and he's the best in the world! It's the best novel I've ever read. I hope the author doesn't rush the ending or abandon the story altogether. 😭

I don't know if I can post this, but I'll draw it anyway. It's Xiao Yin (you should be able to tell, right?) ***The gun is for reference!!