Who Still Doesn't Have a Sword?

The first 150 chapters of this book were quite enjoyable, but after that, it became incredibly frustrating. The female lead seemed constantly out of sorts, like she hadn't slept properly. She failed to do what she should have done, wasn't cautious when she should have, and procrastinated when she should have been decisive. Moreover, the plot always followed the same formula.

From the first few chapters, I was a bit confused. How did this happen? Is it set in modern times? Then how come there are two cultivators? If it's a native setting, how come there's an original owner of this body? How old is this body? Why is it calling for its parents? I only found out the protagonist is a child when someone from the city lord's mansion came and mentioned the child.

The female lead is like a piece of Tang Sanzang's flesh, completely at the mercy of everyone else, even though she's just a nobody. Those who scheme against her are all at least at the Nascent Soul stage, and she just passively accepts it all, which is incredibly frustrating. I can skip wish-fulfillment novels, but this kind of suffocating, oppressive treatment is unbearable.

Based on my personal experience, I've watched it and want to warn you: the female lead is overly naive and foolish. She possesses a valuable treasure but carelessly gives it to someone else, completely oblivious to the possibility that they might kill her to steal it.

This Li Chuan eats and uses the protagonist's things every day, yet he still covets the protagonist's opportunities and acts arrogantly every day. They have no academic connection to begin with; is he just trying to find an ancestor to raise for him?

Beginning of summer

No romantic pairing, not a particularly enjoyable cultivation novel, the female lead is a bit dim-witted, please remove it from your bookshelf after reading a few chapters if you don't like it. I deleted the comments section after reading twenty or thirty chapters and still not liking the female lead.

The female lead's name is really awful... 😅😅 Shen Xia sounds much better than Guan Yu. I'm probably the only one who dropped the story because of the name.

I'm getting a little angry. The female lead is being schemed against like this and can't even vent her anger? Like burning down the clan's land or digging up ancestral graves, for example?

There are too many typos, the plot is dragging, and you can easily pick up where you left off by skipping around. Overall, the scope is small and feels petty. The female lead's character has many issues, but other posters have already mentioned these problems, so I won't repeat them.