I Saved a Goddess and Made Her My Wife

Yeah, I've read so many books, this one is really good.

It's well-written and quite enjoyable. The male lead is quite domineering, decisive, and responsible. However, his fighting skills are initially quite low, but then he levels up too quickly, especially in bed, where he's incredibly skilled and can seduce beauties across the universe – truly the first harem hero in history. Readers who enjoy seeing a male lead build a harem will definitely find it very satisfying. The writing is good at the beginning but gets slightly weaker later.

The first half was good, the second half was also good, but the middle part was a bit lacking.

The thoughts and language are wonderful, and the ideas are unique.

I simply feel disgusted by the male lead. A cultivator must first cultivate their mind; he can't even control his own desires—that's too low. His personality isn't decisive enough; he always leaves his enemies a way out, failing to eliminate them completely.

It's good, though there are a few typos, but it's still pretty good. The plot is a bit short though; it would be better if there were more chapters.

I've read fourteen chapters, and the plot has been entirely focused on treating the female protagonist's illness—nothing else has been done—before the story suddenly shifts, and she's going to university. It's clear the author has a strong desire to attend university.

Good

GOOD!

I look down on women with tattoos.