The Goofy Female Cultivator Is a Pro at Staying Alive

Generally speaking, some of the content jumps too much, and it's the kind of story where all the women love the male protagonist, and the female supporting characters are all very bad-tempered. Basically every female is jealous of the female protagonist, or they just look down on others at every turn. The male and female protagonists find each other inexplicably.

The plot jumps a bit, and some places in the middle feel like it suddenly passed by.

I feel like the theme concept is okay, but the writing style and logic are immature and immature. I can't stand it anymore and gave up.

It looks good, but it takes too long to upgrade. It can take five hundred years or one thousand years, which is a bit exaggerated... The male protagonist and the female protagonist get married. They talk about preparations at the beginning, but they immediately go into seclusion for five hundred years... After getting married, they go into seclusion for a thousand years. Do you think it is necessary for these two to get married? It's all about relieving the sequelae of cold poison... The ending is hasty, and the queen who ascended to immortality is gone.

It's good-looking, light-hearted and humorous, interesting, and the plot is exciting

There are both male and female protagonists. The female protagonist is really not a good person, but she is not a bad person either. Extreme egoism. In reality, there are quite a few people like this, and they all get along well.

It's very beautiful and unconventional.

The Golden Crow is really miserable. We don't share the blessings, but we have to share the hardships.

It was a very enjoyable book to read. There were no wrong words or typos. It was just that the time jump was so fast that when I was writing a review of the ending, I couldn't think of any plot that moved me. I also wanted to see a side story in which the male and female protagonists live a stable life and have children, but unfortunately there is no such thing. I wish you the better as you write.

After reading it for a while, the writing is really a bit green, and it's not handled properly. I don't know whether the agricultural doctor is the male protagonist or the male supporting character. Anyway, it gives the impression that he is inexplicably attracted to the female protagonist.