Dryad's Daily Life of Cultivation

The early part of the book is warm and relaxing, the middle is heavy and sad with depression, and the latter is a sudden awakening and enlightenment after depression. The emotional line of the male and female protagonists goes from the fight at the beginning, the joy of being enemies, the sweetness and warmth to the suspicion of each other, the jealousy (there is a reason, but the male and female protagonists are both arrogant, and they are unwilling to bow first, duplicity, but silently pay attention to each other's life) to the final reconciliation, which is sweet and sweet, but after experiencing the previous plot, it is still a bit depressing, and the heroine is sometimes too indecisive, but the author's writing style is fresh and the story is clear. This shortcoming has been compensated, but it still needs to be corrected. The sentences and insights from the Buddhist scriptures in the article can prove that the author is a person who lives a thorough life. The female protagonist is kind and compassionate, with a resolute personality, but she slips out of line from time to time. The male protagonist is arrogant and jealous, and she also has a group of companions who live and die together. The ending is perfect and reflects the compassion of Buddhism. The plot is short, lively and interesting, highly recommended. (Don't spray if you don't like it):-D

When I first read it, I thought it was a good novel, but it turned out to be nothing more than that. Disadvantages: 1. What the heroine said and some of her behaviors were very different from those of the people here, but no one had any questions, and instead followed her, which is unreasonable. 2. The heroine is a bit of a virgin, and I feel that she is not very smart in the way she is portrayed. 3. The plot is a bit cliche towards the end (misunderstandings and so on). 4. The heroine is a bit pretentious, but the protagonist has a strong aura. 5. There are many typos, wrong idioms, wrong word order, and a lot of missing words. Some of the words are repeated, and there is a suspicion of trying to fill in the number of words. I have read Chapter 171 so far, and these are the shortcomings. I really can't stand it anymore. If you have any other shortcomings, you are welcome to add them.

It's good to watch, it's just good to watch, it's funny yet emotional, and it also has some Buddhist depth. I highly recommend it.

It's so annoying to me that I cry all the time. She's a virgin and brainless. If I didn't have the halo of being a heroine, I would have died eight hundred times.

It feels like the first part is a children's cartoon, but the later part is more majestic. Like it👍👍👍 Although the understanding of the Buddhist teachings is somewhat superficial, the spirit and essence of the teachings are easy to understand and worth reading and remembering. Big thanks to the author🙏🙏🙏

The story of a man who traveled through the world of immortality in modern times and became mentally retarded, arrogant, money-loving and arrogant, and a group of immortal cultivators who were forcibly reduced to intelligence in order to set off the protagonist's poor IQ.

It's pretty good at the beginning, but it gets uglier as it goes on. Apart from loving money, the heroine is just like a journal. Goodbye.

How to put it, I envy the heroine. In the first life, she had parents who loved her, and in the second life, she had elders who loved her. She made good friends and was loved to the core. I have nothing to comment on the male protagonist. I prefer the Zombie Emperor to the male protagonist🤧

It doesn't look good, it just doesn't look good. She has a virginity in love and a troublemaker.

Nonsense without a bottom line is no longer humorous. It will make people more and more uncomfortable as they read it, ruin their outlook on life, and teach bad people!