Biography of Wei Zixiu

Is there a male protagonist in this book? I really don't want to read a novel with a male protagonist. Even if there is a male protagonist, it must be one where the female protagonist is stronger than the male protagonist. Anyone who has this type of novel can recommend it.

As I follow the article, I dislike the heroine less and less, especially because the heroine actually used all the purple jellyfish and killed all the magic patterns. I suddenly feel that the heroine is very selfish. She doesn't leave some money for future generations, doesn't give the magic patterns some rations, and only does things that cut off people's escape routes. She is so selfish and disappointing😔

Finally I saw a book with a name that wasn't a waste of time (?7?0▽?7?0) In the past, many books used the term "baby..." For weapon spirits and spiritual pets. Although the articles were okay, it was really uncomfortable😱 It feels so weird. . . . In short, this book is a good book. It would be a loss for book lovers if you don't read it (?0?7-Ω-`) Finally, I attach a beautiful wallpaper. Thank you for your support of this book?1?5('Ω')?1?2

Give yourself a five-point praise, oh oh oh oh, the little cuties dislike my score, look back and struggle for the last time, and do your best to give your own score

The heroine had just given birth to her mother and lost her mother. She was born on the seaside. She was a lively and lovely child. She learned that her mother was a monk after she was separated from her mother by an evil spirit at the age of four or five. She used the things left by her mother to embark on the path of immortality. At the age of six, she left home due to the death of her younger brother and joined her mother's subordinate sect. Later, she entered the previous sect due to her good qualifications. She met her grandfather and her mother's family. She was also snatched by a big boss to become her disciple and became a talented master. During this period, she met many friends through various experiences. Later, she failed miserably with the underworld. The heroine came out of the secret realm and embarked on a journey to find friends and relatives of her sect. . . . The heroine is also flesh and blood, not particularly perfect, but her character is also growing, but the author's writing is not too obvious, and it can be reflected occasionally. It would be better if the way of doing things is changed without psychological description! Looking forward to the growth of the heroine! Come on, author

The heroine's name and Taoist title are really ugly. Oh my god, Wei Zi, forget it, Ren Ren can look past it, but! ! The Taoist name after forming the elixir is really, really ugly, isn't it? Oh my god, it's so earthy. It seems twisted at first glance. "Congjing" Don't you think it looks like a nun's name? . . . . All the female supporting characters have nice names. . . . . . . . . . I have read Chapter 464 now. The heroine calls herself Cong Jing to the outside world. Ahhhhh, I can't accept it. There is a woman next to her. Her nickname is Changle. This sounds so nice. Anyway, everything sounds better than Congjing.

It looks good, is there a male protagonist?

She regards her master as a sharp-minded person and says she has no cp. I wonder what happened to her and that she was bewitched. After meeting him twice, I went through life and death for him. He even went to the extent of becoming the person he hated the most, cheating on other people's feelings, and getting medicine for his master. Are you sure this isn't the setting of a crazy woman? There is no morality at all. AhZi has been very strange since she came out of Heart Refining. He is a great monk of Nascent Soul, what good is he? I need you to chant for him. Just chant for him when you get the medicine. Give it all to Master. My master and ancestors are all sword cultivators. If they insist on grabbing a magic cultivator, they are also awesome. I can understand Azi being nicer to her master, after all we have been together for several years. It's really a big trough. The first time I met Master, I told Master about my space. Then I kept worrying about him, running around for him, looking for medicine, and preparing elixirs for him. I'm speechless. Your master can't give you anything, and can't even teach you the Dharma. It's just a name. You're just like licking a dog, licking it. The master just met you and didn't bother to pay attention to you, so you tell others what space, this and that, die for him and live for him. Is this the heroine? Like a slut It's too much. Master-disciple relationship is not like this. It's too much.

The more I read, the more I feel that the heroine is an extremely self-centered and selfish person, but she has a bit of herself but does not admit this trait.

Author, can you arrange a male protagonist? Di Shang is also good. Although I'm a little concerned about him because he is a demon clan, he is really good.