Enchantress

Positive review. Both the plot and the main characters' personalities suited my taste perfectly, and the other couples besides the leads were also very endearing. The author seems to like plot twists. At the beginning, the male lead is portrayed as particularly fierce (okay, the male lead is indeed quite fierce), but in reality, the male lead is very good to the female lead, and it is only…

The writing is very good, but I don't like two things. First, the character names are too distracting; it's hard to distinguish between male and female characters from their names alone, and they're overly satirical, which feels like they ruin the characters. Second, every chapter has advertisements or author notes.

You can tell what kind of characters they are just by their names. For example, Bu Yaolian, Si Bantai, Pei Ben, and Chi Cuoyao are all villains. That wall is called the Benevolent Wall. Bao Fahu looks like he has a lot of spirit stones. I wonder what else he'll have in the future, hahaha...

This is so outdated! The male lead has a foul mouth and bullies the female lead by pulling her ear, treating her like a servant. I really can't stand it.

Does this author just like writing female characters who are inherently servile? And the female lead is even incredibly subservient.

The first book I read on Qidian. Back then, I used my phone credit to read it, recharging every few days 😭😭😭 but I still love it. I can't remember if it was my seventh or eighth reading. Although there are many excellent works now, this feeling is unique.

Many people say this book is old and bad, but it's actually a memory of my entire youth. When I saw the title of this novel, I suddenly felt incredibly familiar. After opening it, I suddenly realized it was a book I read in elementary school, and it was the first cultivation novel I ever read. From then on, I started to love cultivation novels.

This story is actually quite good. I like the cultivation genre, and it has a male and female protagonist. However, I was completely shocked by the various bizarre names the author used, such as Chi Cuoyao, Yin Xian, and Wang Ba.

This was the first novel I ever read, and it was very good. I don't know if it's suitable for girls, but boys can read it too. The language is witty and humorous, making it a truly excellent work.

The author has been with Qidian for at least 12 years! That's amazing!