Record of Raising an Peerless Immortal Maiden

I've been working on it diligently for a week, and today I checked the results and found they weren't as bad as I'd expected, so I've decided to keep going and not rush to finish it.

I just discovered that I haven't read this completed novel, "Marriage Change."

Although this book is set in a cultivation world, it doesn't focus too much on battles or cultivation; instead, it prioritizes the plot, which suits my taste perfectly. The characters are vividly portrayed, preventing them from being dull or stereotypical. There aren't any particularly brainless villains or overly arrogant and mentally unstable "big shots." Having one or two occasionally to drive the plot is fine, but too many would be nauseating. Fortunately, this book doesn't have that many brainless villains. And most importantly, I suspect the male lead is a hidden lolicon in the early stages! (Laughs) The rest is just filler text...

I have nearly 20,000 words saved up and expect to finish it in the next day or two. Sorry to keep you all waiting; I've been quite busy with real-life matters these past two months.

Who is the male lead?

The book is very good; you can tell the writing process was difficult. I'm grateful to the author for persevering and completing such a wonderful work.

I really like the author's writing style, and I hope they don't abandon the "marriage change" genre. After all, there aren't many writing styles that suit my taste. The older I get, the less I can stand books with questionable values, no matter how many subscribers they have. If it's not right for me, it's not right for me. Many readers have commented on the abrupt plot twists. Honestly, I didn't find them particularly jarring. Although they seem a bit sudden in retrospect, life is full of unexpected events. Many things start well, go smoothly, and are about to reach their conclusion, only to be surprised and have to start all over again… This kind of thing doesn't happen often…

The first volume was very interesting… the second volume was a bit confusing. They could have easily written about Japan, but these plot points might have been better placed later. The male and female leads' relationship hadn't even started before the amnesia and map change came along, which felt a bit disheartening. I'll still persevere and finish the second volume to see how things go.

The character profile was recently created, why hasn't anyone posted it?

It's a pity that such a good author of "remarriage change" wrote this book; we'll have to wait and see him again after this one.