The Lie-Flat Black Lotus Ascends by Playing at Being a Couch Potato

I hope the older sister's child won't take the father's surname; it's disgusting. The author keeps calling the child "Yuanbao" without explicitly stating the child's surname, which is quite baffling. Is the author planning for the child to take the father's surname after acknowledging him? I hope the author understands that this is a cultivation novel, not a true ancient Chinese setting.

A good book with a bad title is fine, except for the title.

I'm going to start eating this from Tengxianji.

Keep it up, author! More updates are needed! Two chapters a day is too little. More updates, more updates! 😍😍😍😍

Looking for a female protagonist who cultivates immortality and calculates the heavens and the earth.

The author's name seemed familiar, and when I looked at the books he had written, I realized it was "The Tale of the Vine Fairy"! But the title of this book really gave me absolutely no desire to read it. If it weren't for the question of whether it had a romantic pairing or not, I probably wouldn't have even added it to my collection. No wonder it's been sitting on my bookshelf for so long; the title alone killed my interest 😂. Is the author's ability to come up with such unpredictable titles?

Does the female lead have a romantic partner? Sorry to bother you.

It's great! Please update frequently, author!!

So, is the female lead ambitious or just giving up? I'm really looking for something to read lately. I'm a big fan of female-centric, career-driven books. I came across this book when it was first released, but I wasn't interested because of the title. Now I've come across it again, so I wanted to ask.

I found it hard to continue reading Sheng Hongyi after the mid-Foundation Establishment stage. The plot became rather clichéd, and the logic felt inconsistent... I was initially drawn in by the story and writing style and read almost 180 chapters in one go, but I couldn't keep going after that...