From Ancient Times to the Present: In the Apocalypse, I Lead Everyone in Cultivation

It's pretty good. It cleverly combines cultivation and apocalypse, and tries to supplement and improve the settings to reduce the sense of incongruity between them. The male and female leads are very good, and the supporting characters are also very interesting. The female lead starts as a reclusive master/naive girl, then becomes an interfering fairy/foodie, and later a helpful/cute fairy.

She didn't give him the bouquet of roses. Instead, she picked a beautiful peony in full bloom and turned to hand it to Li Qingshan. In modern times, roses represent love, but in ancient times, peonies were the flower that represented love. She didn't know the meaning of roses, but she knew the significance of giving peonies as a gift. ✨Happy ending! ✨

I cheered myself up ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

This is a very novel post-apocalyptic theme. I've always loved cultivation and post-apocalyptic novels, and this one is perfect for me. Our beautiful Sang Sang is both stunning and powerful. Of course, the male lead is also great—he keeps getting stronger and is always by Sang Sang's side. Haha, Sang Sang is always the boss, and the male lead is just a tool and a sidekick.

Where is your side story?! Give me the information about foreign affairs!!! Full stars recommended ⭐Both are clean + the male is strong and the female is even stronger ⭐Male lead: A shameless and loyal dog, capable in both formal and domestic settings, and also a rogue. ⭐Female lead: A princess with high martial arts skills, noble and elegant with a strong sense of justice, and proud and cute.

[Shocked] Such a good story has such a low rating?? It's not one of those typical stories; it's a blend of post-apocalyptic fantasy with a fresh premise, strong male and female leads, and well-developed plot and romance. The supporting characters aren't one-dimensional either. A rating above 9 wouldn't be unreasonable. Finding this when you're looking for something to read is incredibly satisfying! 💕💕 It's hard to believe this is the author's first book. Absolutely amazing! 😢

It's good. Although there's a romantic pairing, it doesn't change the fact that it's a female-centric novel. The female lead is truly the strongest from beginning to end, and she's also very gentle. She's completely different from the ruthless cultivators I imagined. The male lead is also very resilient.

I think it's alright. It was a bit short and slightly uneventful for me personally, but it was still pretty good. Although the romantic storyline didn't have any major ups and downs, it was a smooth, well-rounded story. Overall, it was acceptable.

I finished this book in two days, it's so good! Every time Su Fang describes the male protagonist's past deeds, I imagine how spirited and successful he would be if he hadn't experienced such tragic events in his previous life. Sang Sang's arrival illuminates those around her with her warmth; she has a strong sense of justice, yet she's not soft-hearted. I love this kind of female lead so much!

I think the author writes very well, but it would be even more perfect if there were extra chapters. I also want to know if the female lead will return to her own world? Didn't the male lead still want to meet the female lead's parents? 😳