The Cat Immortal

I've finished reading the whole thing, and it's very well written. As for those who complained that it was bad, they probably only read the initial setup and didn't understand it, thinking it was just another mindless revenge story. Actually, the later parts are very exciting, with flesh-and-blood characters and various intellectual battles that keep you surprised.

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I've been following your book for over ten years.

I initially liked this book, but some parts were just too awkward to read, so I subscribed to a portion and then left it to gather dust on my bookshelf. This time, it was free for a limited time, so I read a bit more, but the awkwardness didn't disappear; in fact, it got stronger. After reading chapter 147, I couldn't help but come here to complain:

Damn it, after almost a year, you finally remembered your account password!

Having read up to chapter 428, I really feel like I can't continue. In short, this book is just a romance novel with a fantasy theme, featuring a young, cunning man and several domineering female CEOs. I initially found it quite interesting, but after thinking about it again, it felt really off, and I suddenly couldn't continue reading.

It was awkward and frustrating to read. The protagonist's methods were good, but the plot the author arranged made it feel more and more like a romance novel. Every time, the protagonist was forced to do something, and he was schemed against by many people, formed ties with many women, and had to do things for them. To put it simply, it was very unpleasant. I originally wanted to read a refreshing novel, but it turned out to be really exhausting.

The protagonist is too passive I came in after seeing that it was free for a limited time, and then I saw what was happening at the door. What I want to say is that, whether it was the Du family or Xiao Qiao at the beginning, the protagonist's actions and the development of the plot were entirely driven by the supporting characters. The protagonist never took any initiative to do anything.

A bunch of positive reviews, but after opening it, it's just so-so, and a bit off-putting! You guys are really good at blowing smoke.

I've only read a few pages, and I'd like to ask how many women appear in this book and whether it's a harem novel? If so, then I'll have to say goodbye.