Cultivation: I Have a Blessed Cave-Heaven

This book shouldn't be published in the female-oriented category; it would probably do better in the male-oriented category. The author is probably male. The female lead in the story has a lewd vibe, and he writes about women's breasts whenever he sees them—a typical loser male lead who subconsciously fantasizes about any female character and always focuses on their breasts and buttocks whenever…

In female-oriented novels, female cultivators are depicted as weaker than male cultivators, high-level female cultivators are dependent on high-level male cultivators, and the female protagonist is shown lewdly staring at other female cultivators' chests. Is the author male or just a chauvinistic man?

The portrayal of the female characters had a distinctly masculine feel, below.

Stop writing system stories. Systems aren't good things. Think about it: why do system creators create and distribute systems? Isn't it a bit like scattering leek seeds in the ground, waiting for the leeks to grow and then harvesting and eating them? Aren't systems the same? Their entire growth trajectory is arranged by the system, just like pigs in a pigsty. Their food and medicine are all planned out, just waiting for them to grow up and be slaughtered!

What's with the tag "tomboy"? 🤔 Are strength and high physical strength exclusive to men? Strong and hardworking women aren't like men; these qualities can belong to women.

Girls, avoid this! I barely read a few chapters and the author already makes every woman look curvaceous—it's disgusting.

Even if a woman has a good figure, I don't like such trashy fantasies. People are beautiful because they like it, not because they want others to like them and to feel happy thinking it's a compliment. This reeks of lewdness. How desperate for women are they? I can't stand it.

It's so good, I can't get enough! Author, please update more!

Overall, it's not bad, but there are a lot of bugs in the later parts, and the ending is too hasty, which is a pity.