I Was Forced to Cultivate After I Transmigrated

Now that I have read more than sixty chapters, it's pretty good. I recommend reading it to those who are short on books👀 Hey! I finally know why no one watched it! This heroine is either bullied or on the way to being bullied, and she's asking for it [face covering]

Just click on it and take a look. I didn't expect it to be updated every day. I recommend it!

Yes, it's a bit new, but you can't see blood on your hands. Does it fit the character?

I like it so much. I have searched a lot but there is nothing similar to this author. Now I can't read other books. Please update the author soon. I haven't read The Devil's Land yet. It has been two days since I read it and I haven't read any other books. Do you have any recommendations from the author?

Is there any difference between this one and the author's other one? 🐒Want to know and ask for answers! ! ! ! ! ! Because this synopsis doesn't say whether the male protagonist will be the male protagonist in the future, I quite like it. But the other one mentioned the tsundere husband, so I want to know if there is any difference.

The book is very good, the author's writing is good, and the heroine is also growing up step by step. It is very consistent with the idea of ​​​​the growth path of ordinary people. It is very real, not that exaggerated and powerful! But I don't know why the rating is so low! I think some book friends can quit if they don't like the setting of the heroine. Why do they give this novel such a low rating? It can be seen that the author's writing skills are indeed very good. If you don't like it, just don't read it. Why do you give it such a low rating? Respecting the achievements of others is also a kind of kindness

I think it's very interesting. No matter which world you go to, the world of academic masters loves learning. It's in line with the normal reaction of a modern person. He doesn't suddenly become great. He moves forward step by step, constantly changing his ideas, but never forgets his original intention. Like 👍

The heroine in this book grows up step by step. There is no exaggerated golden finger, and no chapter goes by in one day. I like it very much. The other books are fast-paced, and it only takes a few chapters to get up to the level. There are also mythical beasts and so on. Uh... It's not bad, but the golden finger is big, and then I hope that Yang is the male protagonist.

It's pretty good to watch, but the heroine's attitude towards the cultivators who refuse to welcome them is a bit off-putting!

I have read dozens of chapters, and so far I am very satisfied. Many book friends may be used to the popular character setting of the protagonists of immortality novels who are very motivated and fight for everything, so when faced with such a Buddhist protagonist, many people complain about it, but I think this is not a problem. People are inherently different types of immortality cultivators. Buddhists are inherently different from those who pursue their pursuits wholeheartedly. Maybe it's because the protagonists of popular fairy tales and anime series are very motivated, and everyone feels that this is how they should be, so many people complain about the Buddhist character in the first few dozen chapters of the protagonist, but I personally like it very much, maybe because I am such a person. Even though many people around me are very motivated, I am the type of person who can refuse even promotions. Then I am an ordinary and stable person in my small position, and I am very satisfied with my living situation. I don't fight for it, and just go with the flow. This is the case for me. When my children are in high school, they are admitted to key high schools. They once jokingly told me that I raised them so well even if I raised them free-range. It seems that the so-called elite education is not very perfect.