The Farmer’s Wife and Her Spirit Spring

Actually, I have a vague idea: learn martial arts well, and when you encounter someone particularly unreasonable, just beat them up until they submit. Wouldn't that be great? Then Tian Wen wouldn't have so many heartbreaking experiences.

The female lead's halo is too strong, it's all a mess.

The storyline was too bland and lacked highlights; I hope you can keep up the good work.

The author's portrayal of the female lead's fiancé's affection for her is too contrived. Given that Young Master Meng is unaware that the female lead is his fiancée, as a well-mannered and respected figure from a top-tier family in the country, I can't understand why he would fall in love at first sight with a woman he's only met twice and who is already married. This isn't modern times; it's a typical female lead trope…

Shen Zian, the Ideal of Humanity

The "golden finger" (or "cheat code") is highly illogical; it's not a matter of whether it's powerful or not, but rather a matter of logic. I only come here to add an explanation of the cheat codes when I encounter a problem and need to use them!

Why are there so few comments?

The plot is well-designed, the protagonist has a huge advantage, but it's incredibly verbose. It repeats things that could be explained in one sentence over and over again, taking ten sentences to finish.

The male protagonist's mother died, and he was his fourth child. Isn't that a plot hole?