Luck Accompanies Me into the Ninth Night
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Su Qin, who accidentally broke into another world, thought he had traveled to a martial arts world, but it turned out to be a magical fairy world. The world of cultivation, where Taoists and demons have been fighting for thousands of years, has been muddied by her. Life and death are up to me, fate is not up to God. Who said that a woman has natural disadvantages in cultivating immortals? Her master, senior sister, and junior sister are all the best in the world of cultivating immortals. What's more, the heroine's luck is beyond the heavens. Magic weapons are brought, spiritual pets are brought, and elixirs are flown. She also loves killing monsters, leveling up, and doing things.
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In fact, Zou Molin is the male protagonist. It is always written that the female protagonist has complicated feelings for him and that he feels safe when he is around. Doesn't it mean that there is no male protagonist? Isn't the female protagonist a swordsman, so she needs a sense of security?
I feel like a lot of things written in places are illogical. I have spiritual roots and my parents probably do too. There is also a younger brother, why not bring him back to the world of cultivating immortals? Also, why doesn't the heroine ask his younger brother himself? His mother rejected his brother's life with just one sentence. The heroine always said that maybe the younger brother really doesn't have the opportunity to cultivate immortality. He is mentally ill. With you as a sister, what should I do if he doesn't have the opportunity? Yes, the senior sister last time was also a little person who was just starting out, and she was not a great person who could tell fortunes. Is what he said useful? She just couldn't lead her. The heroine can bring a family to the world of immortality, but she also dies quickly in the secular world. I don't understand the heroine, and she feels a little less human.
I have read so many books, and this is the second one that I feel is well written about cultivating immortality. It is very worth reading. I like it.
There are many articles about cultivating immortals, but not many are outstanding. This book is great and worth reading.
The temperament of this heroine is really hard to describe. If it wasn't for her good luck, she would have died hundreds of times.
A bad ending, seemingly affectionate but ruthless towards relationships.
The story was not finished yet, so the article was abandoned. . He even said it was over, I was speechless =_=. . I don't know if I'm too lazy to write the emotional line. I guess the author likes to create ambiguities. The whole story is full of ambiguous male and female protagonists. The story is that he kept fighting monsters and leveling up. He let his whole family take away the things he could have taken away for many years. He could have given him a lot of medicine for cultivating immortals, and he could live under his own sect in the world of cultivating immortals. He didn't care at all. He was young and had no rights before, and now that he is an adult, he doesn't take his family with him. This is because his family is so cold and treats his fellow students better than his family members. I don't like him, he's too cold-hearted and his character is too deceptive.
It's okay, as long as it's not too trashy (not a saint, silly, sweet, don't use one-person pronouns, it's not a sadistic story, try to be a strong woman), I like books without male protagonists.
This Zou Molin is so annoying
It is said that there is no CP for having such a character to have an affair with Su Qin, but the plot between these two people is not the plot between the male and female protagonists, especially the heroine who becomes smart as soon as she meets Zou Molin. Even if you get a CP, don't arrange such a distant person. Zou Molin is really uncomfortable and irritating.
Very pretty. The plot is very novel and good, worth watching
Very pretty. The plot is very novel and good, worth watching
I hope there is no male protagonist, Su Qin likes it very much
swallowing one's anger
The heroine was robbed of such an opportunity, yet she kept swallowing her anger haha
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Official(113)Scraped 20d ago
In fact, Zou Molin is the male protagonist. It is always written that the female protagonist has complicated feelings for him and that he feels safe when he is around. Doesn't it mean that there is no male protagonist? Isn't the female protagonist a swordsman, so she needs a sense of security?
I feel like a lot of things written in places are illogical. I have spiritual roots and my parents probably do too. There is also a younger brother, why not bring him back to the world of cultivating immortals? Also, why doesn't the heroine ask his younger brother himself? His mother rejected his brother's life with just one sentence. The heroine always said that maybe the younger brother really doesn't have the opportunity to cultivate immortality. He is mentally ill. With you as a sister, what should I do if he doesn't have the opportunity? Yes, the senior sister last time was also a little person who was just starting out, and she was not a great person who could tell fortunes. Is what he said useful? She just couldn't lead her. The heroine can bring a family to the world of immortality, but she also dies quickly in the secular world. I don't understand the heroine, and she feels a little less human.
I have read so many books, and this is the second one that I feel is well written about cultivating immortality. It is very worth reading. I like it.
There are many articles about cultivating immortals, but not many are outstanding. This book is great and worth reading.
The temperament of this heroine is really hard to describe. If it wasn't for her good luck, she would have died hundreds of times.
A bad ending, seemingly affectionate but ruthless towards relationships.
The story was not finished yet, so the article was abandoned. . He even said it was over, I was speechless =_=. . I don't know if I'm too lazy to write the emotional line. I guess the author likes to create ambiguities. The whole story is full of ambiguous male and female protagonists. The story is that he kept fighting monsters and leveling up. He let his whole family take away the things he could have taken away for many years. He could have given him a lot of medicine for cultivating immortals, and he could live under his own sect in the world of cultivating immortals. He didn't care at all. He was young and had no rights before, and now that he is an adult, he doesn't take his family with him. This is because his family is so cold and treats his fellow students better than his family members. I don't like him, he's too cold-hearted and his character is too deceptive.
It's okay, as long as it's not too trashy (not a saint, silly, sweet, don't use one-person pronouns, it's not a sadistic story, try to be a strong woman), I like books without male protagonists.
This Zou Molin is so annoying
It is said that there is no CP for having such a character to have an affair with Su Qin, but the plot between these two people is not the plot between the male and female protagonists, especially the heroine who becomes smart as soon as she meets Zou Molin. Even if you get a CP, don't arrange such a distant person. Zou Molin is really uncomfortable and irritating.
Very pretty. The plot is very novel and good, worth watching
Very pretty. The plot is very novel and good, worth watching
I hope there is no male protagonist, Su Qin likes it very much
swallowing one's anger
The heroine was robbed of such an opportunity, yet she kept swallowing her anger haha
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｡◕‿◕｡ A lot has been written about the battle between Tao and Demon. The author takes a different approach in the beginning, and the story is quite attractive. She is also a time traveler, so she naturally has the aura of being a heroine, which can be seen from her name. The heroine's luck is not so strong👍 Follow the heroine to level up, fight monsters and cause trouble (•̀⌄•́)
The book is finished and can be followed. Please also support me a lot｡◕‿◕｡ The Taoist demons have been fighting for tens of thousands of years, giving rise to generations of brave, well, cultivators. Just when their fight had eased, the water was disturbed by the Queen of Luck who accidentally broke into the world of immortality. She loves fighting monsters, leveling up, and doing things. 😍😍😍
