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Was going to comment the same thing! Thinking of the average jealousy level of the cannon fodders in the novel, I feel like this Mu Qingya should be a saint if not a villain. Plus, how can she actually like that despicable human trash of a father? Whether villain or saint, she should really take the reins in her hands[img=Speechless]

I still can’t remember who this Gu Xiangyi is… Same with the average map of the Mortal Realm. Where was even their Pill Tower located in relation to the Phoenix Empire?

Totally agreed! Donghua of SVSSS was really not my cup of tea but the novel was light and fun to read, making me stuck for a couple of weeks, MDZS for a couple of months and still couldn’t get over TGCF...

You are sooo right!!! I really don’t like SVSS that much but I loove both MDZS and TGCF, and kinda lean towards the latter. I can’t belive how incredibly detailed the character and world backgrounds are. Just my opinion but the chemistry between Hua Cheng and Xie Lian is the greatest I’ve ever seen...

This type of hidden identities FL is my favorite genre of novel and I just can’t get enough of it! Some of them seem a bit forceful but I think this novel really does the twist. The best part is that the antagonists change!!! It doesn’t stay the same throughout the story and there are a lot of fun scenes as well. Only thing is, the FL can practically establish her own harem at this point but goes ahead and picks up the emo forceful ML. He feels more like a child in front of our cold FL... I must say that MLs like the one from “Ma’am You Have Been Uncovered” fit these type of icy FLs more so kind of disappointed at that part... BTW, I juust love this hidden identity genre! Can someone recommend more of’em to me, pretty please🥺

So much so that it became a habit of mine to take it with a grain of salt whenever I see a “good” sister character!

Oooh, thank you so much🌟

She’s definitely an eyesore

I checked a couple of other websites but it is cut in all of them. Whyy?? It’s so abrupt that I had to read a couple of times to understand what had happened