Book Transmigration: The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Becomes the Cultivation World's Favorite

I have read a lot of novels about cultivating immortals, and this one suits my taste the best. I really want to have a harem in the future! After all, the men around Wanwan written in big letters are great, I look forward to it (๑˙ー˙๑)

Rice porridge! It's a pity that Tomato doesn't allow NPCs to feel that each of the male protagonists and male co-stars have good personalities and personal characteristics. The character descriptions are excellent and the writing is also great. I will decide on the male protagonist later. I want Wanwan to be pampered by everyone for a while!

The plot is good, the writing is okay, and the ending is a bit rushed. Don't open the book review while reading, it will make you angry. Many readers will comment without thinking. To put it simply, the heroine Su Wanwan has three lives: in the first life, she traveled to Book A, met many people, and advanced all the way until her ascension. However, when she ascended, she discovered that everything was a conspiracy of the fairy world (the fairy world was afraid that people from the cultivation world would ascend and their cultivation resources would be divided, so they sent people to act as heavenly guides in the cultivation world to prevent the cultivation world from ascending). Her ascension was disrupted, her body died, and her friends resurrected her. After her resurrection, she started the second life. She was resurrected in the second life and didn't remember anything. Book A had two authors (the first half was written by author A, and the second half was written by author B. A didn't know the plot written by B in the second half). Author A traveled through his own book first, killed Su Wanwan at the beginning, became awesome all the way, and became the new heroine. This plot became book B. In the third life, Su Wanwan was a reader of Book B. Later, she passed through Book B and knew that Author A was the protagonist of Book B, but did not know that she was the protagonist of Book A. She kept going all the way in the early stage, and then killed Author A (she returned to the real world), and then awakened the memory of the first life, but Tiandao brought Author A back, and brought Author B with him. Together they took Su Wanwan's resources and were beaten to death, and finally broke the conspiracy of Tiandao in the fairy world.

I almost got discouraged when I started reading the comments. Fortunately, I clicked on it and took a look. Although the heroine has a suitor, she really has no cp and no ambiguity. The writing style is also good and the author is very active and I often see it in the comments. Recommended

Not bad, not bad. As a short story about cultivating immortals, I was always worried that the main story would not be finished before it could be finished. It felt okay until the end. Let me talk about the two points I like the most. First, the relationship is relatively indifferent and the setting of having a good relationship with the master is quite good. After all, not all parent-child relationships are as harmonious as ideal. There must be bad relationships if there are good ones. Parents do not necessarily have to revolve around their children when they are born. If they are the parents, they would not want their children to be mother's babies and not be able to wean off the milk. Ideals can shine into reality, and reality can also seep into ideals. It's better to go and kill the sun this summer and autumn if you are having whims every day. Secondly, the relationship between the heroine and the male protagonists is handled relatively well. If you don't want to develop further, you must have three views and keep a distance. This kind of development is not close or intimate, which is good. I don't want to see the boring main plot of the immortal novel at all. Overall not bad. To the author: Not everyone you see when you walk on the street will like you. The reason for not liking you may even be that they see you using jio to walk without flying. You can accept discussion and criticism, but you don't have to endure abuse and unreasonable troubles. Discussions and criticisms should be positive and can bring improvement to yourself. Abuse and unreasonable troubles can bring nothing but trouble. Come on. I hope to see you bring us more varied writing styles and protagonist settings in the future. (Except for yandere novels. As I get older, I can't accept the plot of heart-cutting, liver-cutting, and love-making. I'm afraid of this kind of flirting and flirting that even 110 people can't control. I think that everyone only has one life, and the protagonist is a maggot who can't be cut off even if he is chopped into pieces). Looking forward to new articles!

It's quite good-looking, but the ending is a little rushed, but that's not a problem anymore. In summary, this book is very good-looking. Good luck to the author. I also want to see you write novels without cp. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

This book is really good to read, and the topic is very original. Looking forward to the author's next work. [Smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

The author is still great, and the writing is quite good. When I first started reading it, I almost abandoned the novel when I saw Su Wanwan traveling through time. Fortunately, I endured it and continued reading. Because I read a time travel book, also called Su Wanwan, and I thought it was the same work. Fortunately, I continued reading, otherwise I would have given up writing. This work is really good. Although the name is the same, the article is completely different. It is much better than that article. The author's thinking and ideas are very novel. Although some parts of the writing are not satisfactory, they are indeed good. I think the author could have written the ending better. After all, those bad immortals in the sky who harmed them haven't learned their lesson yet😊Good luck to the author, I hope you write better and better💐

It's good to read, but there's too little, but the author's writing style is good, and there's not a single nonsense word in the whole text. When I read the novel about cultivating immortals before, it insisted on introducing a lot of things to me that were already rotten in my mind.

😂 It's cool, it's just a mindless and cool article, a magical article about cultivating immortals, turning into a god at the age of 20, there are no shackles of mental bottleneck skills, it's purely about the heroine's aura and luck.