The Village Guardian Chosen by Fate

I don't want to continue reading after seeing Qingtian Town; it's getting more and more boring. It's a pity, the beginning was quite good, but now it's a bit of a letdown. I'd like to ask those of you who continued reading: what is the ending for Ji Qianrou and Yao Laosi?

Ignoring sound—that's an understatement. Ugh, my tooth's fallen out! The grammatical errors are countless. With this level of writing, you dare to write a book? Aren't you just misleading people?

Ghosts have a foul odor, but what about their intelligence?

Remembering so many things right after birth? I've found that most authors of these kinds of books are mindless, just spouting nonsense without any regard for logic. And what about those grammatically incorrect sentences? Did they even proofread their articles before publishing?

I'm already quite confused by this part; there's a section I don't understand.

The live-action version hasn't been updated in 4 months.

This protagonist lives his entire life obsessed with women. At six, he caused the deaths of his grandparents and parents for a girl. If you were naive back then, that's understandable. But after twelve years of feigning madness, he still can't forget her—that's unbelievable. He never learned anything, and suddenly everything went wrong. He should at least have a mentor!

It's so good! I love it! It's the first time I've felt that 1400 chapters is so short.

I must give it a good review! I can't just eat it myself; everyone has to try it.

You tried to write about everything, resulting in a messy and unrealistic book. It would be good enough if you could even clearly explain one central theme or world! A terrible book.