The Female Cultivators Took Advantage of My Youth and Tricked Me into Becoming a Cauldron?

The bright moon is soft and elegant, and the bright sun and clear sky add joy. Young men don't know what it's like to be sad, while women look forward to getting married in their boudoir.

All I can say is that the pace is too fast. The protagonist never rested for the whole time. He was either escaping for his life or on the way to experience/adventure. There were too many holes left unfilled. The ending is rushed, but it's not a bad ending. After all, nothing happens, so there's no regrets. In the whole text, only the life of the Lin family is highlighted at the beginning, and the rest is left out. At the end, there is even more divine power. This feels out of place in the system of cultivating immortals, and is very baffling. The protagonist's final mate was guessed only 2 times correctly and 1 wrongly. Mu Mei was wondering how she got to the protagonist, but she was silent for more than N chapters. Inexplicably, the identities of multiple living beings were transferred to the protagonist instantly. There are too many words in Ta Hongfeng, which is not unjustifiable for the other half, but not for the emotional scenes. My sister thought of the only one in the Lin family who was good to the protagonist (can't remember her name, Lin Qingxuan?), But she was not optimistic about her virtuous wife who eventually became the protagonist, and she became a victim of the plot. Summary: This is a writing practice, with a mediocre plot, poor pacing, and too many typos. It depends on whether you are interested in reading it or not. It is tasteless and would be a pity to discard.

After reading Chapter 139, the author's writing style seemed to have suddenly deteriorated, and various sentences were not fluent, as if he had seen a composition written by a primary school student.

The author is still young

It's so beautiful, I almost threw up💩💩

It was so ugly that I vomited for the first time.