The Days I Spent Provoking Corrupted Fairies in the Cultivation World

I first read this book in junior high, and now that I'm in college, he's still updating it.

First of all, I think the subject matter of this book is perfect; the story so far has been very engaging, and Luo's two transformations into a yandere made me add it to my favorites without hesitation. However, the shortcomings are also obvious: 1. The characters' emotions develop a bit too quickly and aren't fully developed (they fall in love right after meeting at the cult?). But considering the rivalry between the two women in the prologue...

There's a saying: three women make a drama, three yanderes can destroy a century. The world is going downhill, with women dominating men. Despite starting with a perfect match and enduring sixteen years of life-and-death trials, the male protagonist is still dominated by a yandere, who can manipulate him at will. To assert his authority as a husband, the male protagonist strives to rise up and make the peasants sing their own praises! This book is full of sweetness, so sweet it'll make your teeth ache, without any toxicity or malice. The protagonist is intelligent, has parents, and upholds sound values—truly a good work. Why is this review so long? My writing skills aren't up to par! Does this book have any flaws? Yes, it just needs to be completed!

This is my first time writing a long review. I've been following this book since the first chapter, and for the first time, I feel compelled to urge the author to update more quickly. The writing is delicate, and the emotional portrayal is brilliant… I'm begging the author not to stop updating! I'm a big fan of Jin Chu. I'm begging the author to give her a happy ending. Although there aren't many updates now, as long as she doesn't slack off, I'm happy. The book has a tight structure, yet it subconsciously makes you relax. The author is having a blast with references and jokes. One last thing: if you dare to stop updating, I'll tear up your monthly votes!

I'm testing your 🐴

Dear author, I really love your work. Although the cultivation genre remains as strong as ever, the character development is exceptionally profound. Ye You's gentleness makes me sincerely hope that the male lead and the three female leads (no more, I suppose) will have a happy ending, just like the warm and harmonious one described in the side stories. When did Luo Menglan and Yuechu Jin reincarnate? As one of the former queens, the description of Luo Menglan's downfall was a bit overdone (if Luo Menglan's time travel occurred before that). Meow meow meow, it seems that's no longer a problem.

Guys, I'm taking a day off, muah! I've been engrossed in romance novels all day, and I feel like my writing skills have improved a lot.

This is a very good cultivation novel, featuring a harem and a yandere protagonist. The female lead isn't weak, and the main character isn't a pushover or a submissive; both have good personalities. The writing is delicate, the plot is tight and well-structured, and it's highly readable. The author updates on time and occasionally adds extra chapters. The plot is neither too angsty nor chaotic, with good foreshadowing. It includes a childhood sweetheart junior sister and a fiancée. The world-building is also good. Cultivation doesn't mean invincibility, and there's absolutely no NTR. The plot isn't angsty. You can join the QQ group; the author will be active in the group. You can urge the author to update and even ask them to crossdress.

Could you please update more often? You already have Emperor Yan! I know you're a high school student, so I'm understanding. I'm not asking you to update more chapters, but could you at least make each chapter a little longer? Honestly, I really like your book. The first novel I ever tipped was this one, spending 30 yuan. It's not a lot, but it's still support. Could you please update more often? School is starting soon, so of course, studies should come first. After all, you said in the group that you wouldn't abandon the project. Also, why is no one joining the group? Everyone should join the group to play!

I've been reading this book since high school, and it's still not finished in college.