Perfect World: Starting with Vowing to Marry the Willow God

What a profound cause and effect this is! The author isn't afraid of being covered in red hair and exuding an ominous aura.

Why is Yun Yun the one who enters Doupo Cangqiong? Honestly, I don't think Yun Yun is a very good character. She seems a bit brainless. I remember in the original novel, she told Xiao Yan that if he went back to Yunlan Mountain with her, she would do her best to protect his life in front of Yun Shan. When I saw that, I really thought Yun Yun was out of her mind.

Overall, the writing is quite good, but I really don't understand why the female lead is Liu Shen. All that appears before the protagonist is a tree charred by lightning, like charcoal, and then the protagonist gets infatuated with charcoal?? Even if you've read the novel, it's unlikely you'd go to that extent to seduce someone. While everyone online says beast-eared girls are beautiful, that's assuming they're humanoid. Can you get infatuated with a cat or a dog? Let alone a tree charcoal?

You're making fanfiction with only one female lead? I'd rather read the original work.

To be honest, I felt really bad when I saw Yun Yun's chapter. Even if Yun Yun remained single or became a lesbian, I still couldn't accept her being with Xiao Yan.

With the quality of modern people, do you think even a fairy would be interested in you? Two-faced, hypocritical, and a pure pervert—these three qualities are indispensable in modern society. You have to understand, others have evolved; aside from dreaming of touching a fairy, they wouldn't even look at you.

The protagonist's purpose in coming here is to seduce Liu Shenzhen. What's the point of joining the chat group if everyone there is already at full power? The main character is a clown. (Shennong is dead, do not disturb)

No wonder I overlooked this novel, since I often browse through chat group categories; it turns out I had abandoned it before. The first major flaw: It's one thing to include Yun Yun, but it also smears Xiao Yan, blaming Xiao Yan for his relationship with Yun Yun. The second flaw: It includes the "Primordial Era" arc. Fans of the trilogy are already fighting amongst themselves; how can you even continue writing the novel with "Primordial Era" in it?

Kun Kun is a trainee who has been practicing for two and a half years and is good at basketball, singing, dancing and rapping. He has been unrecognized for a long time until one day, he was tricked into going to northern Myanmar by a talent scout who pretended to be a yo-yo player. Kun Kun has always dreamed of becoming a famous artist, and he has worked hard to improve his skills.

I don't want to watch it just because there's only one female lead.