Couldn't Afford the Betrothal Gifts, So I Married the Demon Sect's Saintess

Let me share my opinion. This might be off-putting for some, but not for others; everyone should decide for themselves. I've already dropped this book. The first half was quite good, but after joining a group to learn more, I found out the author planned a single-female-lead story. Seriously? Is this how you write a single-female-lead story?

It's too depressing. Without a female lead, the protagonist is useless. He's a total loser. I think one-on-one love stories are okay, but this one is written like a sick romance novel. It's depressing to read. There was no romance between the male and female leads, only the male lead showing his utter lack of decency, and not just once, but more than once.

Having read books for 30 years, this is the first time I've seen readers posting online calling the author "Grandpa" and "Godfather" because they love the female lead. This shows that the female lead is very well-written and has come to life, inspiring many readers to spontaneously want to protect her and not bear to see her suffer any emotional grievances or harm.

I skimmed through it in one night. The beginning was quite good, but it changed from the bathing scene onwards. I couldn't stand it anymore and kept skipping around after the Northern Wilderness plot. He kept claiming to be devoted to his wife for eternity, but he was always passively and non-resistantly flirting with other female characters.

This book evoked mixed feelings of love and hate in me. I loved the excellent writing and vivid character descriptions, especially the female protagonist, her maid, and Miss Mo—these characters were all very well-developed. Furthermore, the book's portrayal of emotions was very skillful, highlighting the protagonist's loyalty and compassion, which I greatly appreciated.

This is a romance novel marketed as a male-oriented cultivation story, but the male protagonist is a meek dog from beginning to end, relying entirely on his wife to carry him. I suggest renaming the book "Starting by Marrying a Low-Ranking Male Cultivator: The Rise of a Cunning Lolita," and submitting it to the female-oriented section.

No, after writing so many other female characters and wasting so much ink, you tell me it's a single-female-lead story? I've been waiting for this to end, and it feels too slow. Even though the relationship is good and I feel like it's about time, the male lead needs to cultivate with the female lead to quickly improve his cultivation and spiritual root quality.

The protagonist is portrayed like a teenager. His IQ and EQ are both low.

Author, please write a story with a single female lead. Can I call you "Dad"? Please write a story with a single female lead and a godfather.

I'm already reading this book without really thinking; I just can't continue.