Yaoguang Fairy

After reading the introduction, the heroine should be a swordsman, practicing kendo, right? But I saw the heroine said in Chapter 12: Let her go, and I will abandon the sword. How should I put it, I was very angry at that time. In my eyes, a swordsman would rather move forward than give up the sword? Can she say this? She can not be afraid of life and death. I think she has not integrated into the world at this time. She is not afraid of life and death. She can say: I will stay and let her go. But you must not say: Let her go and I will abandon my sword. Because from that moment on, she was no longer a qualified swordsman. Talent? Born with a sword bone? Haha, so what? That was a sword cultivator. From the moment she picked up the sword, she couldn't give it up. Tsk tsk, give up the sword? From the moment she said these words, she was not worthy of cultivating the sword, and this matter would be the biggest obstacle in her path to becoming a swordsman in the future. Because she said she gave up the sword. The moment she chose to abandon the sword, the reason no longer mattered. Or... Is my understanding of sword cultivation wrong and too extreme? But I'm still angry...

How should I put it? The heroine is a little too self-righteous, does things too recklessly, and has a somewhat abnormal outlook on life.

How can I put it... It's quite funny overall, but I always feel that the heroine is too stupid. After all, this is the world of immortality. If you are not careful, you will be damaged. The heroine almost died every time because of being too arrogant and confident. It was the world spirit that helped her. It doesn't matter if she has an outgoing personality, but it is not good if she has no brains. Don't rely on the world spirit for everything.

Just a few months after arriving in the world of immortality, he wanted to kill someone because of a little dispute. . . . In fact, it would be normal if the heroine decided to kill someone after the other party kills her first, but wanting to kill someone before that is really not in line with the core socialist values ​​😂 And during the Qi training period, it was too exaggerated to trigger the power of heaven and earth to shatter the fairy sword? 😒The heroine has completed her qi training in less than three months. She has mastered various sword techniques without a teacher and improved them. It looks very cool but a bit too much,,,,, she feels invincible😥Also, I have read several chapters and still don't understand the level of the magic weapon and the fairy sword. What level are magic weapons and fairy swords? Even handymen in the qi training period can have magic weapons. In other words, it shouldn't be particularly high-end, but some magic weapons can be compared with fairy swords, so the level of the fairy sword should not be high. After all, Tianxing in the Golden Core stage can grind one by himself, so it shouldn't be precious. However, the weapon of the ascended former leader is the fairy sword, and the elders can still argue for the fairy sword. . . . . I was stunned for a while after reading it🤔🤔🤔It's a fancy way of thinking😳But I feel that this book should be good overall. I haven't read a few chapters yet. I can look it up again when the book is out of stock.😂😂😂😂😂

Taking a foundation-building pill can turn a person at the seventh level of Qi training into a foundation-building state, which is awesome. I suspect this is not a foundation-building pill but a divine pill.

This novel is pretty well written, and the heroine upgrades quickly, which is a lot of fun, but I really don't want to say anything about the author's structure. Until the heroine ascends, there are only a few sects that come and go. On the righteous side, except for the sword cultivator, the rest are all villains? ? ? Forget about the devil, but how come Confucianism and Buddhism are also villains? There are only four Taoist traditions and four sects in this book. And the great god in the sea of ​​consciousness of the heroine is simply a decoration. The most shocking thing to me is that, knowing that something about the heroine is wrong, he actually looks at her like that Σ(ŎдŎ|||)ﾉﾉIf the heroine hadn't discovered it later, he actually planned to remain silent. It is also said that you can only walk your own path. Strictly speaking, he is the one who truly introduces the heroine to Taoism and is her teacher.

Some comments downstairs said that when the heroine said that I gave up the sword, I felt that it was not a qualified overhaul. However, the heroine has just traveled through time for three months and started contacting her. It was just a coincidence, because the sword she got to save this friend can save her friend's life. Whether it is entrusted to the virtual snake or whatever, it is not a big deal.

I'm surprised, anyone can use the sword that recognizes the master, so why do you need to shed blood to recognize the master? Isn't that unnecessary?

I feel speechless. I am not ashamed to ask. I have never read this idiom. If I don't understand, don't you know how to ask? I write this to highlight the power of this pendant, instead of making the pig's feet look useless!

I don't like stupid people, I don't like scumbags who lower their IQs. The director asked me to change the heroine, change her, change her,,,