When an Evil Cultivator Becomes a Cannon-Fodder Fake Heiress

She's one of the few female protagonists I really like. She's self-aware and knows how to disguise herself when she encounters someone stronger than her (female protagonists who aren't arrogant are truly rare). She doesn't have many inner monologues, her actions are reasonable, and she doesn't talk nonsense.

Oh my god, it's so good! Who understands?! Who understands?! I thought this kind of novel could only be found on paid websites, but I never expected Tomato to be such a hidden gem! 😭 The whole story is fast-paced, the plot is very tight, the character development is great, and there's even a background male lead! This is the horror novel I've been dreaming of, oh my god, why is it still being serialized?! 😭 I'll be sad if anyone doesn't see me, okay?

This is currently the first book on Tomato that I genuinely give five stars to. In short, it's not overhyped, not awkward, not mindless, and not overly sentimental. It avoids most of the problems common in female-oriented horror novels on the market. It's completely worth reading. Aside from the author not being able to update 100 times a day, it's perfectly fine (please, author, update as much as you can, if you're not going to die!).

As expected of a highly-rated book, it avoids cloying romantic subplots, and the revenge scenes aren't drawn out or drawn out. The characters are decisive and efficient, neither overly compassionate nor meddlesome, only interfering in everything for their own benefit. It's just not really suitable for nighttime reading 😂

I was drawn in by the book's title, and I ended up finishing it in no time. I love the female lead's character; although she's a heretical cultivator, she's constantly absorbing evil energy, ghostly energy, and yin energy. She also enjoys solving cases and helping many people alongside the police and some other cultivators surnamed Lou, thus accumulating merit and increasing her cultivation. This kind of story is quite good! I hope the author continues to work hard and update!

I've been following the updates in real time, and I'm very satisfied with the current progress up to chapter 117. I don't seek universally agreed-upon values ​​when reading; I value logical consistency in all character settings. The male lead has very little screen time, so there's not much to discuss. The female lead's character as a heretical cultivator has remained consistent so far, and her actions are always justified. The plot is well-paced and worth reading.

I really like it. The female lead has strong moral values ​​and I like her personality. Most importantly, she's a true powerhouse. Unlike some female leads who are clearly very capable but have to consider everything and think twice before acting, which is really frustrating for readers! But not here. She acts like a powerhouse once she has the strength.

This is a fairly classic female-oriented novel, with mostly male supporting characters. Currently at chapter 50, the female supporting characters include an arrogant younger sister, a vicious mother, and a few victims. The male lead is a classic indifferent, capable, and well-connected character. The plot is sound; it's a one-woman show focusing entirely on the female lead.

The female lead is truly insightful, neither arrogant nor impatient, neither humble nor overbearing. Every character has their own personality and story. And this is the first novel I've read where the male lead's screen time is less than that of a minor character from beginning to end.

The story is quite bizarre and interesting. I gave it four stars because it felt like they built a very tall skyscraper, but only the lower floors were elaborately decorated. The stage was huge, but the show only lasted a short while. The main plot revolved around the protagonist's desire to earn merit and regain his power.