Beast Controlling Immortal

Cultivation of Immortals, the heroine has never been able to practice, how can she become an immortal?

I have read more than a hundred chapters (the following is my opinion, please don't criticize me) The overall style of this novel is quite funny, but I have always had a doubt after reading so many chapters. The heroine has waited for thousands of years to transform from a sword fairy to a human. How can she finally recognize all the results as an adult? And the character of the heroine is really unpleasant. The first point is to pick up shiny things when you see them. This kind of behavior is petty theft and is wrong. But when the people around the heroine know it, they just give a few words of education or even education and directly acquiesce in this behavior. Is it really okay? Moreover, as a non-spiritual player, the heroine has gone through many screenings. Even though every peak did not want her, she finally met the Beast Control Peak who could accept her. Do you think this is an inspirational novel? No! She has no self-consciousness about cultivation at all. It's like asking if she shouldn't practice harder after going through so much. But our heroine is different. She can attract free bodyguards to escort her with her cuteness and well-behavedness. You can accept this. After all, there are always some male supporting characters in the heroine novels who can do anything for the heroine, and you said It's okay if the little princess doesn't work hard. She has a family to protect her. Our heroine was born into poverty, and she is also an orphan in the setting. She has been living in the market place in the early stage, so she should understand the importance of strength. But our heroine is not that conscious. After having the Ten Thousand Beasts Map, she will capture the beast souls, and then our male protagonist will become a free labor force. It worked. Not only did he need to hunt animals, but he also had to know how to barbecue and be a free audience for the heroine. Well, he also had to save people and then cut them off after a rotten love blossom. For the heroine, the hero was extremely pure and self-loving, and pampered to the extreme. But was it really okay for you two to be 14 and 16 at that time? Being a baby before you turn 100 is considered young in the world of immortality. , You two are just children, you can accept this. How far will the male protagonist go for the female protagonist? All the women around him are related to the female protagonist and keep a distance. The female protagonist really has acquaintances and bodyguards wherever she goes, and she does not lose her loyalty to the female protagonist at all when she sees the male and female protagonist's kind actions and tone???? The second point is also very unreasonable. Both Luo Yuncheng and Xi Min are reincarnated with memories. Not to mention breaking the rules, they are the only two who have been thinking about taking back the heroine and turning it into a sword to return to the fairy world. Our heroine's initial instinct is that she doesn't like them and is unwilling to contact them. However, for the sake of the clan's justice, sometimes she still has to listen to her senior brother's words, but the woman has harmed her and the people around her time and time again, so why not tell the master! You obviously have a backer, but you have to pretend to be stupid, so you are speechless????

After reading Chapter 40, who is the male protagonist? (Still like this book)

I just saw it and I have a suggestion.

Like it very much. . . . .

Chapter 5: Is Xiao Yue really kind-hearted or fake? She knew clearly that Lin Wangyou had no spiritual roots and could not practice, yet he killed his fellow sect members and ignored them, yet he made a half-year agreement to steal the spiritual roots. Can you write it well?

I like the first volume the most. Mu Mu and Wangyou are childhood sweethearts, growing up together, especially Mu Mu even gave up his Nascent Soul for Wangyou. True Love. I read some of it a few years ago. Now that I have finished it, I am asking for a sequel.

I strongly urge the author to write a sequel. Did the author hear my cry?

Have you ever returned to the fairy world? The next one was too fast and you suddenly became a demigod. Before, there was a god paying attention to the heroine. How could you go to the divine world?

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