Cultivation in Progress

1. No male protagonist 2. One-to-one 3. A pair of NPs

Cultivation of Immortality is only good if it doesn't have a male protagonist

I have read more than 500 chapters. What is the problem with the heroine's father? Is it really because of a psychological problem that he is so indifferent to his daughter?

It doesn't necessarily mean that there is a male protagonist, but I can't stand the idea of ​​so many emotional scenes in a novel without a male protagonist! Xiao Yao's flirtation was too dominant after experiencing so much together! Qianfeng flirted secretly and kept his promise, but he thought it was too servile! Mingchen's high cooling can be touched, hugged and still attached, but it's not! The most pitiful character is Su Wuyi. The writing is so simple and inconsistent with the world. Lin Qianlan flirts with others when she is in heat. She also plans to have sex with Su Wuyi when she is unconscious. In the end, she feeds poison to Su Wuyi. The flirtation is successful. Although Su Wuyi got married without her consent, It wasn't her own flirting. She misunderstood and stabbed her by killing others. It wasn't a communication problem. If you don't like it, be firm. Why are you dragging her down? She also used Yang Qingcheng to test Su Wuyi, saying that she would give him a chance to like others. If he met someone else, he would immediately rule him out. Well, after all, she is devoted to Lin Qianlan. If Lin Qianlan doesn't like it, she will terminate the contract. I'm afraid that she will be affected and make her cry. She will be unilaterally affected by the termination of the contract. Alas, it's no good. You can't make your own decisions in the name of doing her best. Let me go, White Lotus? You are just a protagonist. If you were a supporting role, you would have drooled over it ten thousand times.

I like novels without male protagonists. To cultivate immortality is to endure loneliness, and to cultivate immortality and enlightenment, and to grow continuously, isn't it more attractive than male protagonists (?????)

The new soul in the soul jade space should be the original owner, right? But the heroine traveled into the body of the original owner. Will the original owner come back in the future? Or are the original protagonist and heroine actually the same person?

I don't like the heroine's character. She feels like she is brainless. She doesn't think much about anything. She always relies on others. She is too dependent on others and she is doting on little Mo Guang without educating her. The spiritual pets around me are treated unfairly!

I read the comments, and based on my favorite genre, I would like to comment on whether it is necessary for a fairy tale to have a male protagonist. First of all, I think I don't like stories with male protagonists. As long as the male or female protagonist in a fairy tale or a fast-travel novel involves having another companion, I will abandon the novel because I really can't stand it and will be very irritable. I think it is actually a book about cultivating immortals. Immortals are ruthless and there are many difficulties on the road to cultivating immortals. If you become a Taoist partner, your partner will definitely be very sad if you die, and if you can't get out, his path to cultivating immortals will also continue! I feel like this is hurting people. Secondly, there are so many people or creatures in the world. You can see how many people can achieve righteous cultivation and ascend successfully, and how many people are not recognized by heaven and die on the way to ascension. Moreover, you are cultivating immortality and not cultivating in the human world. The road to immortality is so long and has a lifespan limit. If you do not step up your practice until your lifespan is approaching and your mind is unstable, you may die like most people without having enough lifespan. Moreover, if you have a Taoist partner when you are cultivating immortality, and you linger in the family and love in the world, and you are disturbed by inner demons when you are trying to transcend tribulations, or you are unable to survive the tribulations on the road to cultivating immortals, and you fail to transcend tribulations, are you willing to do so? Are you willing to die like this? Even if you could be reincarnated, would you still be the same person in your previous life? Tell me why you practice immortality and why you want to take this path of immortality. Is immortality really good? Tell me

Nice! I hope the author writes more than 3,000 pieces! I love reading this kind of female protagonist studying fairy tales! The world of cultivation, the world of immortality, and the world of gods go on and on! I just saw more than 300 pictures! The heroine has many high-quality partner candidates! My favorite is Senior Brother and Xiao Rao, Master and Servant of Qianfeng! Kindhearted Qianfeng! After the heroine ascends to the fairy world, just accept it! The long and slow life after becoming a god is full of hardships! How lonely it is to be alone! The female major is not the ruthless Taoist!

I don't know how to evaluate the heroine. She hasn't cultivated much yet, but she seems to be a public enemy. Wherever she goes, 8 out of 10 people are enemies, and there are two who despise the heroine. I don't like the atmosphere that the whole world hates the heroine. Maybe I have high personal standards, so I gave up.