Adding Points to Cultivation in a Female-Oriented Novel

But you posted a male-oriented story. I glanced at the beginning, and it wasn't the kind that's primarily about romance. The protagonist has powerful backers, and the cheat-like ability is leveling up by killing monsters—and leveling up is incredibly easy. The protagonist also has henchmen. First, go to the backer to ask for defensive and offensive magical artifacts.

I am Tong (I hope no one has noticed).

Judging from the synopsis, this isn't a female-oriented novel, is it? There are multiple female protagonists and only one male protagonist? Which female-oriented novel has a male protagonist? Although I've only read a few female-oriented books, normally they should have female protagonists, since they're intended for girls.

The greatest satisfaction in writing erotic novels is using the reversed power of male-oriented fiction to crush the overpowered power of female-oriented fiction. Author, you've managed to bring out all the flaws of both male and female-oriented fiction.

I noticed several issues after reading just two chapters: 1. From the moment the protagonist accepts the mission, which leads to the female supporting character's complaints, it's clear the original owner always had many followers. If that's the case, why not bring them along? Let the underlings fight, engage in righteous brawls, and finish them off yourself.

It's too poisonous! Even Shennong couldn't withstand it.

The author thought you'd abandoned the project. Since you're updating that book too, I'll show you the power of being number one on the list.

One moment it's soul power, the next it's spiritual energy.

This book is wrong, and it's full of nonsense. It's really female-oriented and doesn't feel like a male-oriented book at all. You've already got it, and the added points for the cheat system mean that adding points is enough. Why are you doing all this weird stuff? It's basically useless. Your cheat system is the main thing.

This is a very basic novel; there's not much to say about it. Just throw your brain away before you start reading.