Thanks for the introduction of the characters, dear author! When I can't remember who's who, I know which chapter to go back to for reference.

I enjoy reading cultivation novels/comics. TBH, I tend to glaze over info on cultivation levels, meridians, etc. I do pay attention to other story settings like locations, but when the names are very similar, I may glaze over that, too. It's not that I don't appreciate it. My brain just cannot retain it, or maybe it's because this type of information isn't going to improve my daily necessity. So far, it seems to be well-written. Kudos, @author!🤜

I know it's not easy to write novels, but this is soooo hard to read. There are so many errors - wrong word usage, plural instead of singular, etc.

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Funny how the villain says he just took a little money, how is there so much animosity coming from Ji Yun.

Isn't FL the bestie? Why is there no mention of her being the maid of honor?

I'm a bit confused with the Fire Country royal family. I get the Crown Prince, but how is the 2nd Princess called "Empress Xuan" when their father (Fire Emperor) is still the emperor?

Mid chapter, @author used "Yin Xiaokong" instead of "Yu Qishui." Please edit.

I am enjoying this novel. I love how in ML's pov, everything is just so-so or normal, but to outsiders' pov, everything is extraordinary.

I like this story so far.🤗

Names are mixed up. Editor AND author needs to do a better job.

So, it started with Greg to Gareth, then ended with Greg. Did anyone think about editing?

It probably has some privacy button she doesn't know about, yet.

I think Mami is her nickname while in Korea, but since she's going back to China, she's going back to her original name. She's also leaving her memories as Mami behind to start over.

The Liu family acts like pirates. They're not used to being challenged directly. Seems to me that they're cowardly.

I've been reading the comics version before the novel. It's so hilarious that I find myself laughing out loud! Don't knock it until you've read it.

"Uprising" means rebellion, not the rising of a family as implied here. @Author, you may need to fix the translation, removing "up" will do.

WTH! Her brother took her back to the university. What is she doing going back to the hotel? Shouldn't she be in the dorm?

This novel has piqued my interest so far. It seems to be well written.

I've been reading the comics version, and I'm totally enjoying it. Quite funny, actually!