truly liked the extras about them in the modern world, I feel sorry for actor brothers' fans after they left that time. Kinda wished they stayed more time tbh

The existence of a magical space with magical water, fields, and a house full of stuff from our time, seemed pretty out of place and made me question the author's plan for the story, then a magical wolf showed up that gave him his space and was seemingly transmigrated as well.

There suddenly was cultivation, magical pills, and ML being a martial arts master that can easily beat up a large group of bulky men without breaking a sweat, before starting to teach MC cultivation in the most "magical" way possible, with spiritual essence, breakthroughs, and everything Xianxia/Wuxia has to offer.

She turned MC pretty much into a woman, including pseudo-pregnancy, because we definitely needed magical flower babies that he, for some reasons, had to "bring to terms" with his spiritual body, while ML wasn't involved at all.

It's one thing to make a character seem very feminine, it's a whole different beast to let him go through "pregnancy" with all of its characteristics.

There was no foreshadowing or any kind of hint that Xianxia-typical cultivation exists, it came out of nowhere when it was most convenient.

A baby bottle or powdered milk? MC has baby/toddler items in his magical space, because a single, child-less guy conveniently bought them 'just in case' that he needs them someday.

The MC has a kind of three-dimensional closet called "space", which is not exactly a closet but rather a huge house with many rooms, an eternal landscape, and enough space so that he can store everything he wants. In my opinion, this "space" takes away the value in everything that the protagonist does: Everything that the MC cooks is delicious because he adds the magic water from the spring that is in the "space". Everything the MC farms grows wonderfully because he adds magic water to it. The MC is quickly cured by the magic water. The MC is made beautiful by the magic water.

In addition, the "space" becomes the easy way out that the author uses to solve most problems: Store food so doesn't spoil it. Store dead animals so as not to carry them from one point to another. Store machines and other modern tools that make work easier (and the MC has all kinds of machines even sewing machines). Store all kinds of condiments and more. There are no rules about how this space works or what is inside it. Live animals can come in, people can come in, dead animals can come in, the MC can take whatever he wants because it's basically another little world that he owns. And the best is he can share it with his significant one forever.

And it is a bit tiring to read about how the main couple return to the old house with gifts or something, sit in a corner without interacting with anyone, only to see the family argue/brag/lament and then leave without doing anything. I understand that it is a tradition to visit the family house, but if there will be no changes in the interactions, why not just put it as a footnote and move on?

for that you need to read ~60 chapters so be patient

For example, the male lead's stepmother, Du. She acted terribly towards her stepchild and was stingy, miserly and strict in handling the salaries of everyone in the family, including her married sons. BUT it's undeniable that her frugality is what kept the family afloat. She is a hateful character but her one redemption point is that she had the foresight to pour all their income into sending the most talented child in the family to school till he becomes an official. To that end, her demise was weak. Especially after all the build-up. The emotional reaction (relief, sadness, anger) was flat when we were informed of her downfall.

we get an epic, through illogical bargaining, scene where the meet a man hunting a wolf prey that the MC feels a connection to. The male lead, irrationally, pulls out a precious bottle poison holding a rare all detoxifying pill from nowhere in exchange for the little wolf. The pill is so rare, it is supposed to attract sweet trouble later! But, sadly, many chapters later, the pill really has no effect on the storyline than to link those two as acquaintances, though the characters could just be easily as linked as a love interest of the main characters close business friend.

there was also a Mpreg tag and I really though it was Mpreg but it's not??? I went to read NU's when to use that tag and nope, males don't get preganant, not MC, ML, nor other male character. Yes, they have kids but it wasn't birthed by the person itself... our buns were born from ✨flowers✨