Become a Sick Nun

Because I think our heroine has suffered so many things in her life. If she meets a male protagonist and the author wants to abuse the heroine, her weak body will not be able to withstand your torment! ! ! [Emot=default,06/]

The author has a good handle on the emotional drama, so there could be a male protagonist. . . There are more people who like to watch it if there is a male protagonist. After all, there are only a few Lily and single people. .

In the comments on female fairy tales and fantasy novels, you can almost see readers strongly demanding "no CP". Should the heroine have CP? Personally, I think it is dispensable and should be allowed to take its course according to the development of the plot. Whether the heroine should have a CP should not be decided by readers, and readers should not affect the author's conception and creation. So what kind of plot is considered to be without CP? Personally, I think that without CP means that there is no emotional line on the road to immortality, that is, the plot does not have too many emotional entanglements about the love between men and women, intrigues, jealousy and palace fights. It should belong to the type of refreshing novel, and should be the process of the protagonist's ascension to the right path. If it is a non-CP setting, the plot should not have an emotional continuation of the entanglement with the male cultivator in his past life and this life. It does not mean that the ending is not with the CP, which means there is no CP. As long as there are deep emotional entanglements, there will be emotional lines and CP. Many authors seem to have forcibly eliminated the plot before the finale in order to satisfy the reader's request for no plot, or the emotional line between the male and female protagonists throughout the entire text is never clear, but before the finale, the plot suddenly changes and the two go their separate ways, and the emotional line is cut out cleanly. The ending is very abrupt, contradictory to the plot, far-fetched and deeply regrettable. No CP for the sake of no CP. Whether there is CP should be judged based on the emotional development of the heroine during her journey to immortality and the reader's feelings during the reading process, not the final ending. So should there be CP? I was just thinking, no matter what race, as long as they have high IQ and emotions, they cannot avoid the seven emotions and six desires. Family, friendship, love, etc., All belong to the seven emotions and six desires. Why can there be family affection and friendship, but not love? Doesn't love belong to the seven emotions and six desires? If you want to cultivate immortality, you must understand the Great Way. Even after you become an immortal and a god, you have to go down to earth to experience or go through tribulations. If you don't experience any emotion or desire, you will not be able to achieve perfection and achieve the Great Way. To understand the Great Way, love is essential, and there are also love tribulations. Of course, those who have experienced, had, and failed to be together in the end are also CPs. In addition, from a reading point of view, being ruthless and without love is the ruthless way. Even the ruthless way is to abandon love and love, be ruthless and have no desire, and there is no family affection, no friendship, and no love. However, readers also hope that the heroine has a vivid and upright character. Such a character basically has no connection with the ruthless way. However, readers require that the heroine cannot have CP. This is very contradictory and does not conform to the principles of Taoism. The four elements of cultivating immortals are: Dharma and wealth, land, couple, regardless of gender, they are relatives and friends, contracted spiritual pets, masters, apprentices, brothers and sisters, and lovers. Many readers complain about the heroine becoming wise when she meets a CP, and isn't it delicious to cultivate immortality on her own without relying on the hero? "The heroine lives alone and dies alone", "Oh my God! Why do you think so? The heroine has friends and relatives, how can she be lonely and cold! Isn't it impossible to do without a lover? Are you alive?" In reality, many people are celibate and unmarried. Aren't they all good? Except for the heroine, they are all dragging their feet. The virgin heroine joins hands with various male partners and has to outwit the number 1, 2, and 3 female partners... It's almost written into a romance palace drama. Well, yes, I don't like this kind of romance drama dressed in the guise of a fantasy fairy. But having a CP does not mean that you have to rely on the male protagonist to become a dodder. Why can't we share the joys and sorrows and fight side by side? As long as you don't rely too much, you can be a good heroine and a good character. When you are in trouble, relatives and friends can help each other, why can't lovers help each other? In real life, more and more people choose to be single and not marry. Most of these people have living conditions that are too good or too bad. As they grow older, most people will re-examine their lives and future, including their initial choices. When I realize that my heart also needs a partner, it is basically because he (she) has missed it or has not yet met him or her. Some people are single because they choose to be alone rather than in excess. Some people are single because you have to be alone. Some people are single because they don't want to start a family and don't want to be bound but they play in the world among thousands of flowers. Some people are single because of spiritual needs and enjoy the tranquility and freedom of one person. They all have their own reasons for being single. But it cannot be said that they do not need or yearn for it. Not to mention the endless years of celibacy. Oh, by the way, you will say that you have friends and spiritual pets, but no matter who stays with you forever, it cannot replace other emotional needs and is indispensable. Father's love and mother's love are both family ties, but they are irreplaceable. My daughter once said that when she grows up, she will remain single for the rest of her life and not get married. My daughter's fear and avoidance when facing the future makes me heartbroken. Many girls choose to be single as a journey of refuge. I hope girls will not deny or give up on marriage and everyone because of the hardships they face or a scumbag. Yes, that's the saying, don't give up the entire forest for a tree. I hope that girls can bravely face the unknown and dare to show their swords to life and scumbag men! The topic is a bit off topic, but as long as we are human beings, they all have feelings in the beginning. Emotions are psychological states of joy, anger, love, hatred, sadness, fear, etc. Caused by external things. Whether it is a heroine or a mortal, each of us will be irrational when it comes to important people or things in our emotions. This is normal. As long as the heroine is not in a long-term state of mental retardation and mental retardation, I think it is acceptable if the IQ and the third outlook are online intermittently. No one is perfect, and sometimes small flaws can show a real, lively and vivid character. This small flaw is not a double-standard behavior of a brainless person who has no three views. Of course, some readers can't accept that the heroine can't stay rational all the time, you can't be emotional, you can't borrow CP's shoulders! You can't be like us! You are the heroine! You are the heroine who can only live in fantasy fairy tales! I have also read stories about heroines who follow the path of ruthlessness. She has no disciples, no relatives, no friends, no lovers. She abandons all love and is single and immortal. Those who are still alive and yearn for the heroine have been completely hurt by the heroine's cold and ruthless heart. Those who were full of enthusiasm at the beginning rushed to her desperately, but they were eventually wiped out in the endless cold years. Some people may think that relatives, friends and CP who are not persistent enough are not worthy of standing beside the heroine! That's not true love! "But why should the whole world devote everything to you until death!" "Because I am the heroine!" Many people ignore that people other than the heroine are also human beings, with flesh and blood and emotions. They can also bleed and get hurt, and they can also be heartbroken and heartbroken. In the endless years, nothing can be erased. When I saw this ending, I just felt endless sadness. The heroine was alone and immortal, thinking that this kind of immortal and such a god could not cultivate. But it cannot be said that this kind of writing is not good. This writing gave me another reading experience, another state of mind, and a strong but missing beauty. If there is no male protagonist, will all the female protagonists practice the ruthless way? Of course not. It may be that you haven't met the person you are attracted to, or you may be attracted by the person but not the right one, or you have no choice but to drift away. There may be no male protagonist due to various reasons, but people will definitely have emotional fluctuations about the relationship between men and women during the long years of cultivating immortality. It does not matter whether the CP and the male protagonist are together with the female protagonist. Even if it is a shortcoming, it is indispensable. I personally think that having CP on the road to immortality will be more in line with the principles of the great truth, more exciting, more vivid and real. Whether or not there should be a CP is not decided by the readers' wishes, but by the author and the development of the plot. CP is optional, just let nature take its course. I hope that readers will not let personal preferences affect the author's conception and creation, and there will be no need to make threatening comments such as abandoning the article if there is no male protagonist or if there is a male protagonist. Everyone has the right to express personal preferences, suggestions, and even opinions, but the author must not be embarrassed and eventually have to deviate from the outline framework, and then all the articles will comply with the readers' voices and become monotonous. In my opinion, this is a loss of creative rights. There are thousands of plot developments in the novel, but you are the only one among them, and you are so unique.

Many people think that what will happen if there is CP, and what will happen if there is no CP, but whether a novel is good or not depends entirely on how the author controls it! 😀😀For example, in some novels, the male protagonist is a character who lives in the female protagonist's memories. The male protagonist does not participate in the female protagonist's career of cultivating immortality at all. There is no need to worry about the female protagonist falling in love or forcibly deceiving her! 😀😀 Another example is that some novels are under the banner of "no CP", but the heroine has a love scene, but the relationship is forcibly cut off by the author in the end, so it becomes "CP-free". 😀😀 Another example is that some novels have no love scenes from the beginning to the end, and the male protagonist is determined in the last two chapters, so this is not much different from a novel without CP! I just finished following the author's Cannon Fodder's Cultivation Guide, and came here from there. Although Cannon Fodder's article has CP, there are very few emotional scenes. Personally, I think it's pretty good. Therefore, whether a novel is good or not depends on how the author writes it, and how can it be judged by "whether it has CP or not"?

Oh, it's good! So far, I like the character of the heroine, and the content is also very good. I hope the author will continue to keep up the good work! [Emot=default,64/] Actually! Personally, I think it doesn't matter if the heroine is cruel, as long as she doesn't make principled mistakes; it's really frustrating to watch a virgin-type heroine, but Yun Kai is very good, rational, calm, and not a virgin at the moment. [Emot=default,67/]No CP is great! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The following are some of the reasons why I don't like [You CP] articles summarized by me personally: The main reason is that I have read some [CP] articles before, and the heroine was originally very good, but when she met the male protagonist, she was forced to outwit her in various ways. The details are as follows: The heroine, who was originally very powerful, fell from a small tree and was caught by the male protagonist in a "thrilling" way. Then it was either love at first sight or the iceberg heroine acted recklessly... Such things are really hard to describe... [Emot=default,71/] Or, the whole text advertises "strong women", but the fact is true: the heroine relies on men to become a "strong woman"; Isn't it very... Hard to describe in one word? [Emot=default,71/]Of course, there is also a virgin bitch-type heroine. It's not that I cannot tolerate the existence of "kindness and innocence". It's really... You must first have the ability to bear your "kindness and innocence", right? Besides, you don't want to be "generous to others"? Or, don't keep saying things like, "It's not my Holy Mother, I really can't bear it in my conscience" or something like that? It's like setting up a memorial arch after becoming a pawn... [Emot=default,71/]Some rebirth articles are like this: The previous article uses a lot of words to describe that the heroine A did many "unconscionable" and "tragic" things to the heroine in her previous life, and the emphasis is on the heroine. Resentment towards the female supporting role A, and unwillingness to fate, and then the heroine "personally" gave many opportunities to A later in the article. The reason is "I secretly feel that this opportunity belongs to A." "It's not the best opportunity anyway, so why not give it to her? The enemy is too weak and there is no point in fighting."... Oh, it's as disgusting as swallowing a fly... PS: This is the first time someone has read this author's article. This is not to criticize or ridicule any author. I would like to clarify that, cough cough cough (mainly because I am worried that others will come to criticize me if they don't understand clearly!) So please don't curse!

I like Yun Kai, she is calm, smart, and calm, and she has a doting family. I really look forward to her cultivation path! I also like cute little ginger! !

If I had known that Dada didn't update yet, I wouldn't have bothered to come. After all, I came early, so how can I blame Dada for being too late? I just blame myself for not being able to bear it, for making people feel disgusted, ugh😔

Fantasy books have been out for a long time. It has been more than ten years since I started reading. Basically every once in a while, I will look for some to read. From the beginning, they were all the same, and now they have their own characteristics. You can tell from the title of the book (I am interested only because of the title) Let me first talk about the reason why I like it. It does not focus on the relationship between men and women (there is a male protagonist), the female protagonist is strong and pursues a career (logical IQ is always online!!!!) And abandons the whitewash of love. The requirements for the author's writing and grasp of the plot are all As it improves, the quality of the content of the articles will naturally increase. From fantasy romance to fantasy romance, it pulled me out of a big pit (I didn't say that fantasy romance is not good, but I also like to read it, but this kind of rarity makes it more attractive to me). The author's writing style is quite good. When Tun Genius came out, I saw the battle between the smart guy and the cunning one. It was so cute that he helped the heroine count the money after being sold. Since it is a new book, I can't say much, but I believe this book will surprise you. Give it a try. If you can't wait, you can check out the author's other completed book, which is also good. Let's look forward to sickly growth together

If you like the calm Yun Kai, don't leave a one-star book review randomly. Don't leave a one-star review if you don't like it. It has a big impact on the book. If you don't like it, you can choose not to read it. Everyone reads books in a civilized way.

The heroine is calm and smart, but the one named Qin and the girl in it are really shameless. The author quickly got rid of them so as not to bother our little Yunyun all day long.