A Sweetheart's Fortunes Come with a Magic Space

The female lead is a bit too saintly. There are too many people in the White Gang, and they spend a lot of limited resources. They do many important things without expecting anything in return. If they can't establish themselves in this new world, then their approach of simply living off their savings is a bit unrealistic.

This is a cultivation novel disguised as a historical fiction story, but it lacks the upper realm setting. At the very least, it should have included a successful meeting with the ancestor, whose space was instrumental in the entire family's rise to power.

Why couldn't we meet the ancestor at the end, given the space he provided?

The main concept is good, but the plot development is somewhat awkward and not smooth enough.

I haven't finished reading it yet. I've read over 500 chapters, but I'm finding it hard to continue. All they do is eat all day long; the male and female leads aren't the kind of people with a grand vision. They only care about their own little family. Actually, this is the norm for most people, so there's not much to say. It's just that when I read novels, I'm looking for something with a grander perspective.

The writing is a bit silly, and I didn't find anything interesting. It has a bit of a primary school student feel to it. After reading about ten chapters, I decided to give up.

It's not very interesting; it becomes less interesting after you enter the cultivation world.

Nice