The Homebody's Survival Guide

Is this really a fantasy novel? The author seems to be kidding me. When did all this mundane family stuff turn into cultivation? I'm disgusted.

It's very well written; I really like it. Keep it up!

The female lead has already cultivated immortality, yet she still considers herself a mortal. Dealing with the awful family members is incredibly tedious. How could a scumbag like her uncle possibly have a good ending? To get revenge on her aunt who kidnapped Er Ya, she just wants her uncle to divorce her and marry someone better? It's laughable; the portrayal of women is far too subservient.

This book is great, it's a pity nobody's reading it. Speaking of which, I've come across several good books like this during a reading slump. It's so tough being a new author! I hope the author continues writing.

The writing is excellent, the story is nuanced, and it's a very enjoyable read.

What genre? With or without a romantic pairing?

You write really well! It's my style. Keep it up! (๑•॒̀ ູ॒•́๑) Lalala

Very good, it would be even more exciting if there was a sequel.

It's excellent; the author has constructed a rich and engaging plot that flows smoothly. The character descriptions are just right, and the transitions between the main and subplots are natural and interconnected. Besides this book, I'm also currently reading "The Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm experiencing a reading slump. Does anyone have any good book recommendations?

It's a pretty interesting book, depicting the everyday lives and strategic planning of cultivators in the secular world. It's quite novel. Those who like this kind of thing should check it out; I recommend it!