My Online Girlfriend Is Actually a Divine Phoenix From the Nine Heavens

"From a certain perspective, isn't online dating closer to true love? If love at first sight is lust at first sight, and love that grows over time is a weighing of pros and cons, then what's the point of online dating if you can't meet in person, don't know each other's background, and fall in love purely based on spiritual compatibility?

This book is seriously terrible! I couldn't stand it after only twenty-odd chapters. The protagonist is looked down upon and targeted everywhere he goes. He runs into his friend's ex-girlfriend while having dinner and gets looked down upon. Then he participates in a teacher selection process and is looked down upon by other candidates.

The biggest problem with the previous book was that the female lead wasn't a central character throughout. If it were a traditional fantasy novel, that would be one thing, but it wasn't. Some characters practically disappeared later on, showing the author's complete inability to control them. A prime example is Biyao; although she died, the story of *Zhu Xian* remained connected to her until the very end. Anyway, I hope the new book will be better.

This book is alright, readable. I originally wanted to give some advice. I thought that for a story that's obviously a single female lead, I shouldn't include plots like female police officers, female students' parents, or female teachers who become incredibly awesome through their interactions with the male lead. But then I thought, forget it.

So far, Chapter 52 is really good for me, but it feels a bit strange that the protagonist's cultivation level isn't increasing at all. I'm really worried that he'll just become a Foundation Establishment Level 1 cultivator with 10,000 years of experience. I hope that won't happen.

Got it, judging from the title, my girlfriend is a bouncy chicken 🤭

The female lead's cultivation level is ridiculously high, while the male lead's is incredibly slow. He gains one level per month in the early stages. It can't possibly be faster than that later on, right? It'll take him over ten years to reach that level. In the early stages, he should at least gain one major level per month.

What's the point of writing the character Lin Yueyin? Is it to create a harem or a romantic subplot? Shouldn't Huang Xiaoqi, with her personality, be a single female lead?

You're such a master at naming things!

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. He refuses to become a disciple of Grandmaster at the beginning, marries Bibi Dong and her daughter Qian Renxue, makes Xiao Wu his devoted follower, joins the Spirit Hall, supports the Spirit Hall in unifying the two empires, and drives his father Tang Hao to his death.