The Dao Lord Is a Little Salty

Dear author, as a female-oriented fiction writer, you could easily grant women greater rights in your cultivation and fantasy worlds. But look at what you've written! The female protagonist is uniquely beautiful because she's a goddess, yet she still suffers oppression from her parents, brothers, and family. Can you please stop writing about the feudal remnants of "eating women"?

Oh no, this author has stopped updating again.

This book friend This book has a male protagonist. Furthermore, the show was sexist from the very beginning. For example, in Chapter Six, it's mentioned that the elderly and women ended their meditation because of the children. This was to show that there were more men left. But in reality, once the cultivation life changes drastically, mortals would generally seize such a rare opportunity.

Many people can sense the divine power emanating from Qing Xiaohu, which explains why so many people flock to her. From Yun Jing's description of being forced to take on divine servants, it's clear that the divine servants of the divine race rarely betray them. This is because a divine master is the ultimate elixir of immortality to a divine servant.

Qing Xiaohu is a child with only the soul of a God-King. Even with a divine body, she spent three to four million years preparing materials for a backup divine body. When she left her previous universe, she left the backup divine body to Yun Jingliuguang God-King, having to abandon her current divine body to break free from the constraints of that universe.

Author, you've dragged this out for so many years with *Dan Gong*, and I'm also following *Shen Ting*. I even check out your new book every day. Am I too persistent, or is the author just not persistent enough? (ŐдŐ๑) The book is good, but the author updates it almost annually.

The new story is very good. My son is five and a half years old now, and I hope to see the ending by the time he graduates from elementary school.

I've seen many readers leaving comments in the comment section, offering various suggestions to the author, especially urging the author to advocate for women's rights, avoid degrading women's status, and not objectify women. They demand that the author place women in leadership positions in the story, ensuring that the majority of women hold a dominant role, otherwise it wouldn't be worthy of…

Writing diligently and updating as needed 😁

I couldn't continue watching. The female lead is the youngest child in her parents' eyes and deserves to be pampered, but they often don't respect her ideas, thinking that because she's young, they should shoulder her burdens. It felt poorly handled and very uncomfortable to watch. The two older brothers were similar.