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The subject matter of the article is quite good, but the plot is a bit weak. I was looking forward to seeing the female lead level up, but there were too many chapters describing daily life, and they were quite long-winded. Here are a few points that I don't quite understand about the female lead's actions.

Well, to be honest, it was just okay. The female lead felt more like a cheat code for her roommates, and it was all very predictable and lacked any excitement. The power dynamic between the female lead and her roommates was unequal; the female lead was too selfless, which made the novel quite boring for readers.

It has no taste when eaten, and is not a pity to throw it away.

A seedling, watered with a vote.

I hope there's no male lead and less romance.

This is so poorly written. It's one thing for a female protagonist to get involved in a staged accident, but she also added several filler scenes, and the person being staged is just a passerby.

Other protagonists dropped out of school immediately; the spiritual energy has already recovered, so why waste time in school? There will definitely be specialized cultivation schools later. This protagonist's vision is too narrow. Although he should stay in school for his parents' sake, it's just a waste of time and trouble. The storyline involving the Pengwa family is truly lackluster.

The spiritual energy has revived, but all I see are hundreds of thousands of main characters still toiling away selling snacks just to earn a few dollars per serving, constantly scheming against con artists trying to scam people.

I don't know if this author is genuinely verbose or just padding the word count, repeating the same sentence countless times.

Very creative 👍