The Big Shot Returns from the Cultivation World

I don't know if that person is the male lead, but I feel their interactions are weird. Anyway, I have a huge problem with the male lead now; I feel he's not good enough for the female lead, and he always calls her "little girl." I have a strong aversion to people calling the female lead "little girl" when I read books now. Fine, you call her "little girl," she's not that much younger than him. It feels weird and frivolous.

The beginning of this story was quite good. Reaching the Golden Core stage in another world should have given the author a very mature state of mind, and the gratitude towards parents upon returning to the modern world was also nice. However, the sudden appearance of a man calling her "little girl" and then inexplicably becoming familiar with her by calling her "Xiao Rui" felt really awkward and abrupt, making it hard to continue reading.

I don't know if there's a romantic pairing. It feels like no one is good enough for the female lead, since she's a cultivator who will be moving to another world after a hundred years. This world is full of mortals, and none of them seem worthy of her.

The female lead is quite saintly. Why doesn't she deal with her awful grandmother and third uncle all at once? Why does she have to drag it out? You're practically a cultivator now, why don't you weave a nightmare to scare them? What's the point of just showing off your strength and twisting a steel pipe in front of them?

The tropes are too old. I don't like the male lead. Forcing a halo on him is pointless. No matter how outstanding he is, can he compare to you? No matter how handsome he is, can he compare to all the men the cultivation world has seen in hundreds of years? Those who have lived in the cultivation world for hundreds of years are far more insightful than those who have only lived for a few decades.

After reading your book, I finally understand what it means to have your efforts wasted on something trivial.

Doesn't the female lead have any long-term career prospects? She's always making quick money and then buying things, which relatives and friends then shower upon as gifts—it feels like a repetitive cycle. Also, she's too fixated on her parents; perhaps it stems from a past life, but it's become an obsession. It seems like she's only planning to revolve around them in this life, without any real goals for her own development.

The male and female leads are too contrived. Let's set aside the fact that the female lead lived two previous lives, but why does she suddenly act like a complete idiot the moment she sees the male lead? She acts like no other man is as good-looking as him, and she even deliberately teases him. I don't even know what to say. And all I see is eating...

So boring... It's all just eating, eating, eating. It's either eating at home, eating at grandma's house, or eating with the male lead... I watched for ages and I feel like I didn't see anything at all.

Dongya Village, Jimo, Qingdao