Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: My Wife Is a Demon

Chapter 2: Persuading you to quit, are you having trouble sleeping with the beautiful woman you met on the first day? Vomit!

I was casually browsing through novels in the "Primordial Era" genre and was surprised to see your "Little Demon of the Intercepting Sect"! I've read that book twice; it's quite good. Clicking on the author's page, I saw you've written another book! Sending you my recommendation vote to support you.

Their poison is deadly! The more I watch, the more I think the protagonist is a complete idiot! He remembers so many poems but not the wicked monk Cihang Pudu! He clearly knows his father's official position is dangerous, yet he doesn't advise him to resign! He just lets things unfold as they will! What utter garbage!

I want to ask, is this some kind of loser? You slept with a beautiful woman, what's bothering you? Especially since she's a virgin. Didn't you read *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* carefully? And what's more! Your father is a third-rank official. He pulled strings for you, got you into school, and even guaranteed you a job if you passed the exam. And you still scribbled and drew on the exam.

Actually, the book is pretty good. The flaws that some people mention aren't really that bad; if your values ​​align with the book's, they're not flaws. For example, at the beginning, right after you transmigrate, you see a woman in your bed, and some people in the comments want to sleep with her right away. I actually find that distasteful.

What I hate most is this kind of situation where someone hasn't even developed much skill yet, but all sorts of troubles keep piling up. Does the protagonist have to encounter every single problem in the world? Every step they take seems to lead to another problem. How come others who cultivate for decades or even centuries don't encounter as many problems as you in a single month? It's so annoying!!!

Don't you know that in ancient times, a woman's feet and private parts were not allowed to be exposed? How can your little maid be so happy that someone saw her small feet?

Killing river bandits by only injuring them and not killing them? How pedantic!

The synopsis is off-putting! This isn't a ghost story; it's a family drama! And it involves animals that aren't human.

This book should be placed in the female-oriented category; three chapters are enough to deter readers.