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

Let me tell you my opinion. It may be a surprise to some people, but it may not be a surprise to some people. It's up to you to decide. I have already given up on this book. It looked very good in the early and middle stages. Later I joined the group to find out more about the single female protagonist the author planned to write. I am a human being. How did you write the single female protagonist? You write a single female protagonist, but you write so many other female character roles Why are you still writing emotional dramas and ambiguous ones? If you don't want to accept them, why are you writing them like this? I can watch so many of them for pure love and harem parties, but I can't accept this kind of writing. Either it's 1v1. If you want to write ambiguous emotional dramas, the harem will accept it. You created a bunch of female characters with emotional dramas and then said that there will be only one female protagonist 🤤. Do you really want to offend both the pure love party and the harem party? I don't want to watch it even if I am a pure love harem person.

The writing is too depressing. Without the heroine, the main character would be useless. I think it's okay for the good-for-nothing male protagonist to maintain one-on-one love. However, your writing is like a romance novel, which looks depressing. There is no show of affection between the male and female protagonists, only the male protagonist shows off the minimum amount of love, mainly more than once, and there is alchemy, which I can still bear, and moving the alchemy furnace later, I looked funny but I couldn't laugh out, and I felt completely depressed.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Did not do not want to let the heroine suffer any emotional grievance and harm. To be honest, I like all the female characters that appear in the article. Even for Si Minglan, a character I didn't like at first, I couldn't help but want to protect her and feel sorry for her. I am a very traditional man. But what I like most is the heroine. If my wife is 1% as good as the heroine, I will do everything for her, even if I am the enemy of the whole world! No matter whether the author ends up with a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, I can accept it, as long as it is well written, and of course, try not to have too many female protagonists. Each additional female protagonist means that the protagonist's love is divided even thinner. This is unfair and hurtful to those women who deeply love the male protagonist, even if they don't care on the surface. In the field of true love, both men and women are selfish, sensitive and fragile. Although in this day and age, true love is almost extinct.

I read it all night long, and it was pretty good at the beginning, but it changed from the point of Shared Bathing. Finally, I couldn't stand the plot of Beihuang and started reading it. I kept claiming that I would be devoted to my wife forever and ever, but I always passively and unresistingly flirted with other female characters. The author claims to have a single female protagonist, but with so many female supporting characters and so many ambiguous plots, I can only say that it is better not to take sides than to take sides. I myself use the emotional interaction of the characters as my selling point. Most novels that want to attract both pure lovers and harem parties will lose one of them in terms of reputation and performance. I declare in advance that I do not exclude single or multiple female protagonists, but according to the latest plot of the novel, if it ends with a single female protagonist, it will definitely be blunt and failed; if it is a single female protagonist in name and there are many confidantes, there is no need to declare a single female protagonist. After all, readers who prefer a single female protagonist have basically abandoned the book halfway.

This book makes me love and hate it. What I love is that the writing is good and the description of the characters is very vivid, especially the heroine, the heroine's maid, and Miss Mo. These characters are well written. Moreover, the emotional description in the article is very good, and the protagonist is also affectionate and righteous, which I like very much. However, there are several points in the article that I dislike very much. First, when the protagonist discovers Goldfinger at the beginning, he immediately wants to find a second woman. This is very undesirable. If you don't have money, you can't get through it emotionally. It's just like in reality, you have been in poverty for decades and have been on blind dates many times while others looked down upon you. Suddenly there is a beautiful virgin who doesn't despise you and doesn't want your betrothal gift. I hope you can live a good life with you. As a result, the morning after the wedding night, you wanted to find a mistress. This gives people a feeling of being ruthless and meaningless, which is inconsistent with the setting of the protagonist being sentimental and righteous later in the article. If possible, I suggest the author revise it. Second, the level settings for alchemists in the article are unreasonable. The second level of Qi training is a junior alchemist, the fourth level of Qi training is an intermediate alchemist, and the sixth level of Qi training is a senior alchemist. What is the ninth level of Qi training called? What are the alchemists corresponding to the 1st, 3rd, 6th, and 9th levels of foundation building called? What are the levels 1, 3, 6, and 3 of the Golden elixir, as well as the levels 1, 3, 6, and 9 of the Nascent Soul, and the levels 1, 3, 6, and 9 of the Incarnation God? If you set it up like this, it will easily crash. It is recommended to modify it. Third, the price setting in the article is extremely unreasonable. I suggest you revise it. I quote the comments from netizens, as shown below Overall, this novel is very good and has the potential to become a fine product. However, I hope the author can revise the several flaws I mentioned above, otherwise it will affect the reading experience. In fact, I deleted this novel several times and then picked it up again. It was not until I got over the flaws in the front and read the back that I felt much more comfortable. However, it is still recommended that the author correct the flaws, otherwise it will affect the retention rate of readers. Come on, this novel is really good!

It's a romance novel about a male cultivating immortality. The male protagonist is a thin dog from beginning to end, relying entirely on his wife to take care of him. I suggest that the book be renamed "Married to a Low-Level Male Cultivator at the Beginning: The Rise of a Black-bellied Lolita" and then be submitted to the female channel. After some modifications to the content below, it will definitely become a hit and female fans will increase. Really, the setting, writing style, and plot are not suitable for male readers. It is very effeminate and a bit toxic to male readers.

No, writing so many other female characters, and wasting so much ink, you told me it was a single female protagonist, I have been waiting for when to finish it, and I still feel that it is too slow, even if the relationship is good, it feels like the time has come. The male protagonist needs dual cultivation to quickly improve his cultivation and spiritual quality. The female protagonist is not here and agrees, and then I find that it is a single female protagonist. Is this how the single heroine is written? I am in a harem, and I can have a single heroine, as long as I don't come to the harem. It makes me uncomfortable when you write it like this. If you want a single heroine, don't have so many emotional scenes with other girls. How is this written? Ever heard of emotional scenes with other girls to show the hero's loyalty? Isn't this just looking for trouble?

Author, please write a single female protagonist. Can I call you dad? Please write a single female protagonist and adoptive father. Can you please write a single female protagonist?

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

I've been reading this book without any thought. I really can't stand it anymore.