Shocking: Someone Ascended to Immortality in the 1970s
震惊：有人在七十年代飞升了
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- Completed
- Length
- 328k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The female lead is beautiful, has a great personality, is decisive, knows when to give up, has strong self-awareness, and there's no romantic partner. Recommended reading.
I really like female protagonists who can take things in stride, especially in cultivation novels. It makes sense; after all, who has time to waste on pointless romance while cultivating immortality? In today's fast-paced world, what true love is there? Even family ties are fading, let alone the heaven-defying path of cultivation.
Tong Xiaxia suddenly made a move, and everyone looked up at the distance where the lightning tribulation was falling directly. This was the ascension lightning tribulation. Ling Jueyi and the others watched this scene with shocked expressions. They saw the girl standing not far away, struggling against the lightning tribulation time and time again.
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Actually, the female protagonist from interstellar space traveled to the 1970s, but she has a past life and a present life. She only arrived in the 1970s through Xia Xia, a medium from the 1970s, and obtained what she was originally meant for. She also cultivated immortality, and was kind but not pedantic. She insisted on her own direction and walked her own path, ultimately achieving success for others while also achieving success for herself.
After looking at the first few pictures, they're pretty good, very much to my liking, and importantly, there's no romantic pairing. Full of typos. Having read up to chapter 69, I'm very sorry to have to say goodbye 👄! <(_ _)>
Overall, it was good. I originally wanted to give it 4 stars because the ending wasn't great. It felt like the story was repeating itself, and I don't know if Xiaxia will come from interstellar space or the celestial realm next.
The four stars are all for the female lead's personality. Aside from liking her mannerisms, I didn't really like anything else.
Ah, I love the female lead's personality—rational, not love-struck, and quick to let go of things that aren't right for her. I really hope there will be an epilogue!
The plot of the novel is alright, but it feels like the author probably drinks two kilograms of fake alcohol before each book he writes. 🤔🤔🤔🤔