The Good-for-Nothing Young Lady Aspires to Become the Strongest Alchemist

Don't write any love story without cp, it's really annoying to watch

It's not without reason that there are so few people... It's an old-fashioned story, and I quite like it. The main reason is that the heroine's character makes me feel so aggrieved. I feel like if I slap her, she won't even fight back. She's not a coward, but she's too tolerant. Since she's a growth-oriented heroine, I hope it will change in the future.

After reading the author's explanation of the ambiguous plot in the introduction, I couldn't help but want to complain a few words. The person who wrote the book should have a better understanding of human nature than us, and he should be able to understand a cruel truth. Love is an extremely luxurious thing. More than 99.9% Of people in this world have never had true love. From ancient times to the present, you can't find a few pairs of two people who will stay together until death. As for marriage It can be said that nearly 100% of a sustained and stable marital relationship from the day of marriage is based on value exchange, at least based on value exchange first and then on feelings and others. They have already become immortals, and their cognition, both spiritually and physically, should be several levels higher than that of mortals. Why do they still use the vulgar way in romantic dramas to describe immortality? Can't there be a breakthrough? After The Three-Body Problem, I discovered that only the Three-Body Problem is true science fiction. In the previous Star Wars, the bullets were replaced by lasers, the muzzles of the turrets were thickened, and the battlefield was changed from the earth to space. Apart from being more flashy, it was no different from the war on the earth. Let's take a look at the three-body wars. How do people at high latitudes treat the solar system? People just casually made the solar system into a two-dimensional one. We don't even know who did it. It's just that breathtaking sentence "It has nothing to do with you to destroy you." It's like pouring water into an ant nest when we were children. Wouldn't you feel it? No, this is what happens after having fun. We won't have any mood swings together, and we won't remember this later. Of course, immortal cultivators come from mortals after all, so we shouldn't be too desperate. But what I want to say is the cognition of immortal cultivators. The levels of life are different, and the paths of pursuit are even different. Some things cannot be written in the same vulgar way as ordinary people. For things like love, ordinary people know that luxury is unreliable. When the cognitive level is higher, they still engage in ambiguity and love-licking dramas. We read They all need to raise awareness and have independent thinking. After cultivating immortals, higher pursuits and beliefs require more time and energy to pursue. Therefore, novels about cultivating immortals still need to make breakthroughs. In the future, this type of novels will become novels in the category of upgrades and palace battles, and they will probably be finished. , So far I have only read two non-CP novels, which are pretty good, but I hope there will also be a novel about cultivating immortals with revolutionary breakthroughs like The Three-Body Problem.

The sentences are not stilted, the structure is small, the characters are vague, the scenes are vague, there are only a few sentences about fighting, and there is no attraction, as tasteless as boiled water.

The heroine was too self-righteous. When someone else picked the fruit, the heroine thought that the fruit was just ordinary fruit, so she went to stop him. The man was so frightened that he fell, and the heroine kept apologizing. The man said it was okay. When the heroine saw that he was fine, she started to give medicine. If the man didn't accept it, she forced him to take it.