My Wife Is Daji

There were many foreshadowing elements left unresolved at the end; the author should have included more chapters focusing on the characters' interactions with the women. Also, many fight scenes that should have been detailed were omitted. However, overall it's still a good story.

It's good, but there are a lot of typos. Also, every few dozen chapters there's a "meat-and-dumpling competition" where the characters are completely unknown. But overall it's still pretty good. It's just that there aren't enough chapters; it feels like there's room for more development.

It's good, but I guess the author didn't want to continue and ended it hastily halfway through.

I came here specifically to see the foxes.

It's just so-so. I guess the author is still single? There's so much pink and soft stuff, and it's used so many times in one story, it gets tiresome after a while. Plus, the character gets overpowered as soon as he's strong! Most importantly, he dies off all his brothers; he falls into a pile of women and abandons them all! It's not even half as good as *The Six-Fingered Doctor*, where the woman, the brother, and the child are all perfectly dealt with.

The protagonist continuously trains and grows stronger until he finally protects his woman, and the ending is quite satisfying.

It was very good, and I wanted more.

Personally, I thought it was alright. The most interesting part was that the male lead was actually just a tool for the female lead, and he made her go through eighteen levels of hell in order to get back to the real female lead.

Nobody's commenting on this book.

After reading it, I was completely dumbfounded. That's it? Sun Wukong didn't go to that secret realm, didn't finish learning his staff techniques, and didn't even fight those gods—it's over just like that? Did the author have something come up and decide to stop writing?