A Passer-by's Life of Cultivating Immortals

I didn't think much about reading this article. Although I like this type of story, in most female supporting characters' counterattack stories, the female supporting characters are more awesome than the heroines. The author will write all sorts of bad things about the original heroine, and then make his own heroine look particularly great and helpless. Reading too many books like this will make you tired. When this book was recommended, I read the reviews and found that the author was very nice, so I decided to read it. Although there are indeed some things about the heroine that are unbearable at the beginning, such as White Lotus, or she is particularly stupid, and the author is also working hard to write a bad supporting character Li Yanran. This supporting character was foreshadowed when he first appeared, and then it was obvious. Later she will turn against the heroine. And when he was writing this female supporting character, he would constantly emphasize how good and trusting the heroine is to him, which is annoying. But the good thing is that this female character didn't do anything particularly serious, and she disappeared quickly. This made me very comfortable, and there was no nonsense. This made me decide to give it full marks because I saw the author's last words. Only then did I discover that the author has always been a reader. She wrote this article because she couldn't find a book she liked. I have always been a reader, and her thoughts are also my thoughts. I like to watch female supporting characters, watch immortals, and watch quick travel. But increasingly I can't find books I like to read. When the author wrote this book, he was more based on the reader's psychology. Unlike many authors who write books not because they like it or readers like it. It's more about clicks, readings, and collections, so he will write more unacceptable and uncomfortable memes just to get more attention from everyone. (What I said is not absolute) In short, I like the author very much. Although her writing has flaws, I like her mentality.

We need to talk about this Chu Yang boy's shoes. He had actually missed a lot with the heroine before. When the heroine was in love, he failed her more than once. I endured the discomfort and looked at the back, and the more I looked at it, the more I felt unhappy. After the heroine died, he was still looking for someone everywhere. He didn't recognize his son in front of him for so many years. If he didn't recognize him, go find his mother. But after so many years, no one was found. Of course, he couldn't find the person after he died, so he couldn't even find out the truth? Then what have you been doing all these years? It took me a long time to find out that my wife had died a long time ago, and my son didn't know who he was. However, he still lost his memory later, and he didn't recognize his wife and son in front of me. Me? ? ? Then he lost his memory and caused some trouble for the heroine. He also kept having a bad relationship. He also vowed that he would never hurt the heroine again and protect her. However, he was slapped in the face just a few chapters after he said this. The old joke about saying unpleasant things to hurt the heroine because I don't want to drag you down is coming out again. I... I won't say it anymore. You can go and see it for yourselves. This male protagonist is really worse than not having one.

This book is very good. I like it very much.

This is not the first time I have read this book. Previously, it was because the female protagonist failed in her physical training and gave up before she could change her skills. Now I have picked it up again because of the book shortage, and I have read about half of it, which happens to be the "double cultivation" of Luo Yu and Chu Yang. The emotional line between the heroine and the hero seems to me to be very unsound, and I find it baffling and a bit far-fetched. I think it's better not to have a male protagonist. After all, a person who cultivates immortality is strong alone, and there are many singles among those who cultivate immortality. Why do they have to find a Taoist companion? I feel that the Taoist companion is of no use, but is still a burden. It's enough to have friends. You have to practice dual cultivation. Even if it's just for cultivation, there are other ways. I felt that the scene where the male protagonist and the female protagonist were together was very abrupt. They were still on someone else's flying boat, so that's all... At the beginning, when the heroine was climbing the ladder in the sect, she said she would not be attached to the original heroine, but I see that now, the heroine still unconsciously makes friends with the original heroine. Also, the original male protagonist was not only raped, but he was also a loser, and he fell in love with each other, so the original female protagonist even had a crush on him. Although it is inappropriate to say this, I really want to say that both the original male lead and the male protagonist are very disgusting... At present, I have read more than 600 chapters, and the heroine is actually pregnant. Not to mention that the heroine has a Taoist companion, but after all, she is not married yet, so she has a child before marriage. When she was just halfway through the book, she started practicing double cultivation with someone else, and now she has another child with 600 photos, which is really unbearable. If there is a child in the extra story, or if this book only talks about spiritual transformation and cultivation, it would be okay if she is pregnant with the child. But this book also has a chapter on the spiritual world, so about 1/3 of the book is devoted to the child, which I felt was very bad. I felt that the child was a burden, absorbing the heroine's power and not doing much to help her. It was always a drag, and it dragged down 1/3 of the entire length. Since the episode of the Innate Treasure, the heroine's friends and the proud sons of that generation deserved to die and ascended, and now only Xuankong, a Buddhist, is left. I don't like that Hu Mei'er at all. Even if he lost his memory and turned into Buddha, he still doesn't like her at all. He thinks she is also a drag on Yu Xuankong. She was originally a good Buddhist, but she fell in love with her. I think there is nothing wrong with Hu Meier pursuing Buddha. This is hindering Xuankong's future. There is nothing wrong with Hu Meier liking her, but don't ruin other people's ways! This Hu Meier is really a fool and a love brain. I really hate such a monster.

Chu Yang and they still have a son (Chu Chi) whose love rival is Cang, but it's of no use. Huang Luoyi is just a clown, and Huang Luoxue is just a female partner. Our Luoyu family is a god, okay? Of course the eldest brother finally embraced the beauty. The beauty is of course xx Xue. That's about it. If there's anything else you want to know, ask me again 😂😂😂😂😂😍😍

Did anyone abandon the story because they saw that the male protagonist was Chu Yang?

Are you sure this is a cultivation text? Why are they all mothers-in-law? Men and women are not busy practicing all day long, but busy getting married and jealous! "A woman must marry after all." This sentence actually came from the mouth of an immortal cultivator.

The heroine was too holy in the early stage. She gave the soul gathering plate given to her by her parents to her roommate, and then she kept giving spiritual stones to that roommate. Moreover, she didn't have many spiritual stones, and her parents were also from other branches. Her parents and elder brothers were all subsidizing her spiritual stones. She didn't understand the principle of rising rice and grudges fighting rice. She was still a time-traveling girl. This struck a chord with me.

The female protagonist is stupid and naive in the early stage, and the male protagonist has low emotional intelligence in the early stage. Over 700 chapters, there is nothing wrong with the heroine, there are basically no opportunities, her talents are lower than those of the original heroine, her relationship is either premature or sadistic, she made a friend when she was a child who was a white-eyed wolf, and she was tricked into raising a child, and Raised a white-eyed wolf, contracted with a female fox or a white-eyed wolf, raised another white-eyed wolf as a dragon, and tortured her all the way through time travel, drugging, assassinating, sneak attacks, rumors of leaving the clan, as long as she didn't die, others could torture her, even the Ninja Turtles She couldn't bear it, especially in the later stage when the relationship was the main focus. I was really angry about the story where both of them lost their memory. I read so many chapters and I thought it was still bearable. I waited for the family of three to reunite and sweep across the spiritual world. But then you told me that the baby didn't have a name for decades and that his biological father took care of the three. He has not found out that the baby is his for more than ten years. He is so angry that the baby has run away from home. There is really no need for a brainless female supporting character, especially the peach blossoms of the male protagonist. It cannot prove his charm. At most, it can prove that the male protagonist has a big brain, or that his friend has a big brain.

Who is the male protagonist? Is it Chu Yang? ?