Honghuang: A Gourd Vine from the Start, and I’m Tasked with Completing the Human Way

What kind of behavior is it for the protagonist to lend the gourd to someone else after it transforms into human form?

People's standards are getting lower and lower; the only requirement is that it's presentable.

I don't understand why gourd vines are necessary for creating humans, and sweet potato vines aren't acceptable? Willow twigs aren't acceptable? Did Nuwa prepare gourd vines when she created humans, so that novels can only use gourd vines from her vines?

Overall, it's pretty good; the author's writing is always smooth! However, I have a suggestion: it's really frustrating that all the characters, no matter how minor, are still immortals, and it's absurd for them to fight over trivial matters. Unless there's a real conflict of interest, it's best to avoid fighting. Of course, not fighting doesn't mean you can't spar; there are literary and martial discussions too! After a spar, you can always leave peacefully.

You might as well change the plot to the Calabash Brothers saving their grandfather. Born with bad luck Grandpa keeps saving

Things changed after we met Rahu.

This content is just like novels such as Investiture of the Gods; there's nothing interesting about the protagonist licking Hong Jun's ass. It's like you haven't even read it; you already know the content and the outcome without even watching.

It's well-written, at least readable, about the innate gourd vine. Here's a suggestion: refine a divine power, a seven-colored divine light, or a nine-colored divine light, even more powerful than Kong Xuan's.

💩 It started off okay, but the later parts didn't look human, which was a bit disappointing. It was also short, a pity and a waste.

The author's writing is too short! I just got interested and it was over. It's so short and weak! I hope it won't be this short in bed tonight, or your partner next to you might really get angry.