Apprentice, Don't Leave Your Master to Become a Hero!

Writing about marriage on Qidian? That takes some skill. If it's a bad project, I'll start to wonder if it's a platform problem.

A marriage of convenience? Number one on the fantasy new book charts? What timeline is this?

Can someone share their thoughts on the psychology behind remarriage? I need real brothers to give their opinions, not women.

I've been reading books on Qidian for four or five years, and this is the first time I've seen "666 Transformation"—it's a rare find.

This book's performance has been lukewarm at best. To be honest, writing a "marriage change" story on Qidian was a mistake. For the next book, I should have considered other options like the foreign authors on Qidian or the original author, Polo. Qidian simply doesn't have an audience for "marriage change" stories.

It's very well written. The author clearly used to be a witch and is very knowledgeable about transformation techniques. The writing is logical, well-reasoned, and reasonable.

I couldn't stand the author's poor writing style anymore after reading half of it, so I checked out his previous books and found they were actually better. Why is his writing getting worse and worse?

Does it look like it?

The female lead is doing Newton's work, and her talent is probably several times that of Newton. The growth of her magic and mental strength will drive the growth of her talent. People with high talent often have excellent talent in other areas as well. Hopefully, her performance won't be bad later on. This is almost a common problem in light novels: suppressing combat power, limiting combat power at story junctures, and not showing off.

I feel like it doesn't matter whether it changes or not, the main character is a completely female character.