The Treasure Well

Many novels like to portray the protagonist as having an ordinary, unremarkable appearance, but with a handsome father and a beautiful mother and sisters, then the protagonist's background becomes highly suspicious. 😁

A typical "saintly" protagonist; he's been saving people non-stop since I started reading. New readers might find it bearable, but veteran readers will probably find it unbearable. (Note: I'm a veteran reader of over ten years.) 😁

This is the first time I've heard of bone marrow transplants where you can just swap donors. Do you think it's like blood donation? The probability of an unrelated person matching your bone marrow is one in a million, and it's a blood draw followed by immediate transplantation (bone marrow transplantation involves extracting hematopoietic stem cells from the blood). Both donors must be present.

I'd like to ask if it's normal for your sister to have a three-year-old child after getting married last year?

The Taoist temple is filled with Confucian figures, and they're the grand finale? Is this still a Taoist temple? Why didn't you put Buddha up there too?

This book is so hard to read if you don't use your brain!

It's truly baffling. Usually, a penniless nobody who stumbles upon a rare treasure will turn into a villain, just like someone who wins the lottery and becomes rich overnight will become evil. But on Qidian, nobodys who get a rare treasure, cheat codes, and a system all become good people. This logic is just too illogical.

Do you think you have everything on the hill behind your house that the government hasn't discovered yet? Do you think you're the only one who can find it, and everyone else is blind?

It's fine to recommend your next book in the introduction, but what's with omitting the introduction from this book? Without an introduction, many people won't even read it. At the very least, you should leave the introduction. If you don't know what the book is about, who would bother reading it?

Everything else about this book is fine, but is it really okay to openly sell wild animals in a flower and plant market?