Lotus Blossoms at Every Step in Another World

What kind of expression is that smug wrinkle of the nose? Has the author ever tried it?

Having read up to chapter 58, which claims the protagonist was gay in her past life, her complete lack of reaction to Hua Qingcheng being manipulated, and her subsequent attempt to leave, is utterly the behavior of a cold-blooded villain. For example, upon seeing a rapist, she considers it normal. Is there any difference between a man being raped and a woman being raped?

The last point I couldn't bear to watch was the conversation between Seventh Master and the female lead. Why would she choose not to marry someone she was already engaged to and who she loved, all for the sake of a complete stranger? Is this some kind of setup for the female lead's background?

The female protagonist's intelligence after transmigrating is really unlike that of the strong woman she was in her previous life. The author must not be very old!

I remembered that the author's recent books were quite good, so I assumed the other works she uploaded wouldn't be too bad either. However, they were a huge disappointment! The details don't hold up to scrutiny, and the emotional expression is unnatural (too intense or abrupt), making the female lead unlikable!

The descriptions in this article are really... "A figure leaped down," "plucked a blade of grass and put it in his mouth"... 😂

Having read the first four chapters, I understand the female protagonist's story: reborn in another world with her meridians destroyed, rendering her unable to cultivate. Driven by a desire for a cheat system, she goes to a mountain cave, which turns out to be the dwelling place of a reclusive elder who has passed away.

Not stupid, but not smart either; her intelligence is questionable. Whether in business or politics, anyone who has climbed to a certain position is extremely sensitive to the actions of their adversaries, especially if those actions are specifically targeted at them.

Why isn't there a chapter 67?

This book doesn't seem to be written by a beautiful woman; her other works are generally very good. Why does the female lead in this one feel so... Well, if she had a protagonist's halo, she probably would have died long ago.