Cultivating Immortality: I'm the Real Female Lead

The story is quite rich, but it feels a bit delayed. There is too much emphasis on practicing Qi, and then I feel that some opportunities are numb. This is purely a personal feeling. I support the author.

You can read it in Shuhuang. The heroine's aura is very powerful, haha, so powerful that I kept reading until the end. Why didn't the author write some extras? The love line is very attractive to me, hehe. . .

I really like the writing of this book. The female protagonist lives for a lifetime, but her spiritual roots are useless at the end. Fortunately, she is finally promoted to immortality due to a lot of opportunities. She has to go through many obstacles with the male protagonist and finally reach the end. The process is also well written.

It's absolutely ok. The heroine's ability to change her life against the odds is really admirable. Moreover, the experience of this book is not like those where the heroine's aura is particularly strong. It is very real and I really like it.

The advantages are obvious: many unexpected plots (multiple reversals). The shortcomings are also obvious: the heroine seems to have been reborn and grown up, but many small problems have not changed (such as being easily impulsive and ignoring the overall situation), and many problems are solved by golden fingers (for example, the master who appears at the end has foreshadowing in the previous article, but it is obvious that he is a tool man many times, relying on the jade pendant magical power given by his mother to escape death many times and even defeat the enemy). Overall, it's a cool story about the heroine's growth. Some pitfalls were not filled in or the story was rushed, but it's still exciting and worth a read!

The heroine of this novel is not like other novels where the heroine jumps to the sky and then falls in love with the hero and then cheats. Instead, you can feel the heroine's struggles step by step. The author's writing is good and the plot is good. I recommend it.

This is the second time I have read a novel about cultivating immortals. The content is very good. The psychology, appearance, and actions of the characters are all very well described. But why did it end so soon? Shouldn't I write something more later? For example, Mu Tianhe and Yan Qingyang encountered some difficulties after their marriage. Also, are Murong Yan and Shang Yingli together? Did Yun Lele win Shang Yingli's favor in the end? In the end, did Yan Qingyang's uncles from the Fuyun Realm ascend to the Qingyun Realm? The heroine and the hero will definitely run into trouble later... I have to say, this novel is very interesting. I also like it very much. After reading this novel, I have a deep feeling. It would be great if there is a follow-up. I am looking forward to the next one "Cultivation of Immortality, I am the heroine" (The above are all my personal insights, please don't criticize if you don't like them.)

To be honest, I quite like it. There are almost no such fairy tales in which the male protagonist grows up with the female protagonist. I still like it quite a bit. I hope the author can publish another book of this type~

The plot is quite exciting, and I also like Yan Qingyang's character design. There are not many books that I can finish reading, and this is one of them. The downside is that it would be nice if the heroine could be smarter. She saves herself more often and is less likely to be rescued. Also, the Broken Heart Leaf and the ancient formation were broken. The two Jedi reversals were too similar. They were both acting to make Luo Xing show off his skills. It was a bit perfunctory! Overall it's pretty good 👍

My personal favorite type is not abusive, just like the many characters mentioned above who did not explain the outcome. And the person who swapped the talents of Qingyang and Luo Xing should be pulled out and tortured! Hee hee, ☺