A Cannon Fodder on the Big Shot Level

It's the kind of fantasy/metaphysical story I like, and it's quite good. I wonder if it's a no-romance story?

I don't really like Shao (maybe because he's the male lead?). He seems too clingy to the female lead... And doesn't seem to respect her wishes much? For example, it feels like you don't like celery, but your parents think it's good for you, so they force you to eat it, saying it's for your own good. (The above is just my personal opinion.)

I also think the police captain is the male lead. 🙂🙂🙂

What are people thinking who dislike male leads? Are they planning to never date? Or are they planning for yuri (lesbian) relationships? I think having a male lead is normal for the story to develop. Can he influence the female lead? He just adds some fun to the plot, that's all.

The beginning was actually quite good; I really liked this kind of character setup. However, it started strong but then declined, with too much internal conflict. The girls in the dorm, really, their constant manipulation made the plot feel a bit padded. Did they really need several mediocre female supporting characters to highlight themselves?

Suddenly I don't want to continue watching because I thought the female lead was great at the beginning, but now she's not decisive at all. Why didn't a Taoist priest just use a sleeping talisman? Instead, she let that guy follow her around. And that guy is too nosy. The female lead has changed, and I really can't watch it anymore.

It's a bit padded. I can jump between chapters and still keep going; trivial things don't need to be explained in two chapters.

I don't know about others, but I was hooked by "Moonlight" and "Dragon Aura." The cheat codes are already ridiculously overpowered, and then these two things come along. It's already long-winded enough, and these two just fill up the word count. If you want a pet, a normal Pokémon would be more acceptable. Why bother with light and aura to create something spiritual? You might as well just ascend to immortality.

Now I avoid characters with overly impressive or arrogant personas. No matter how powerful their identities are, if they're reborn and transmigrate, they just find the male lead. So, transmigration is summoned by the male lead's cucumber?

The female lead's performance after transmigrating wasn't great either. She had powerful abilities but not strong enough personality. She would ramble on and on about problems that could be easily solved, but she could scare people away with just a glance in front of strangers. What purpose did that serve?