The Homebody's Survival Guide

Is this really a fairy novel? The author seems to be teasing me. When did the parents start cultivating immortals? I vomited.

The writing is very touching, I like it very much, keep up the good work!

The heroine has become an immortal, but she still regards herself as a mortal. It is too hard to deal with the best in the family. Her uncle is such a scumbag, and there is a good outcome? In order to retaliate for abducting Aunt Erya, she asked the uncle to divorce her and then marry a better one? It is so funny that the description of women is too humble.

The author's book is good, but it's a pity that no one has read it. I have come across several good books like this in the book shortage. It's hard for newcomers. I hope the author can continue writing.

The writing is good, the story is detailed, and it's very interesting to read.

What type? With cp or without cp? ? ?

You write well. It's my favorite writing style. Come on! (๑•॒̀ ູ॒•́๑) La la la

Very good, it would be even more exciting if there was a follow-up story

It's wonderful, the plot constructed by the author is very rich, and it reads very smoothly. The description of the characters is just right, and the branches and main lines of the article change naturally and are interlocking. In addition to this book, I am also following "The Monk Family" and read more than a thousand chapters in one go! There is a shortage of books. Do you have any good book recommendations?

It's a very interesting book. It writes about the parents' shortcomings and plans of secular cultivators. It's quite novel. If you like this kind of thing, you can check it out, recommended!