Cultivation: A Good-for-Nothing Girl’s Path to Revenge
修仙：废柴少女的逆袭之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
128Chapters
4Reads
2.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 1
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I highly recommend "Cultivation of Immortality: A Useless Girl's Counterattack". Book lovers who like to read fantasy novels about strong women and strong men, both salty and sweet, should not miss this book. The two lives of the male and female protagonists are integrated, and life and death are connected. I live and you live, I die and you die. From then on, the two destinies are entangled. The heroine is sometimes calm and sometimes naughty. She has a colorful divine stone body that is coveted by the world. She can cultivate immortality and practice elixirs. . . . The male protagonist has a cold and arrogant personality, and is cruel and cruel to others, but he only has a hint of tenderness towards the female protagonist. The scene where you tear up the white lotus with your hands, punish the bully, and save the family members is so fast and accurate, so exciting!!! I saw Yu Er'er's "Cultivation of Immortality" in June, and it was like falling in love at first sight. The first time I read it I felt it was okay, the second time it was a bit too good, and the third time it became more and more exciting. It has been added to the bookshelf. Please update it. Please update it. . . . .