Starting with Nothing but Thirty

Opinions on this book are mixed. But I think it's well-written! First, the author's handling of the character Song Jiang is incredibly fresh and innovative. It completely breaks away from the previous style where Song Jiang was always obedient to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang is no longer the one who constantly chatters with Lin Daiyu and neglects his duties.

In "All Is Well," Su Mingyu is the most pitiful character. Why does the main character target her? Throughout the series, Su Mingyu suffered so much hardship at home, even severing ties with her family. After her mother's death, she still returned to pay for her mother's funeral and even bought her a burial plot. And yet, the second son targets and complains about the eldest son.

How could he dump Ouyang Miaomiao? She gave her first time to the protagonist, and after using her, he just threw her away and went to play around with two women. That's quite something. To say that he had feelings for the two sisters is nonsense. This isn't a question of whether he's a scumbag or not; it's a question of morality.

Author, please, if you don't have a good-looking character in a TV series, then being a eunuch isn't so bad! You even had the heart to sleep with that old woman Yu Li in the courtyard, and you said you were lusting after her body when you watched the TV series before you time-traveled? Did you just come out of a sewing machine? Have you never seen a woman before?

I don't recommend subscribing to Ode to Joy 3. It's all filler content, no showing off, no arguing, and no chasing girls. It's written over ten chapters, and it's basically all from the TV series, with some original parts interspersed. There's nothing new or exciting, and it's all very bland. I subscribed to 13 chapters but only read 10. It's not as good as watching the original series. Other time-travel stories have harems, but this author's story is all from God's perspective. I gave up!

What kind of poison is this? Hiring a chef can directly increase your salary by 10 times!

It's clear that the author's style in this book is somewhat similar to that of the travelogue, transforming into Chen Duidui to cater to the reading mood of this type of reader. However, the author lacks the skill to deliver a convincing critique. The author doesn't employ sophisticated techniques; instead, the author simply flips the table and exposes the character's flaws in front of everyone.

Xiao Huanxi writes like she's never seen a woman before.

Each world ends in about 20 chapters; you go in, shoot a shot, and leave?

I don't oppose harems, but in harems, the female lead's intelligence inevitably decreases. Judging from the TV series, it's impossible for Xiaoqin and Gu Jia to be the other woman. Wang Manni is very likely after money. I suggest that if you don't have the writing skills, don't write harem stories. You can still have a story with one female star in one world.