Thanks for the Invite, the Supporting Actress Has Achieved Immortality

The note says "no couple" - then it absolutely must be "no couple," no ambiguity please 💕

Keep it up! This book seems quite interesting and enjoyable. The storyline involving Song Yu is particularly interesting, but I have a feeling it might turn into a tragedy. The personalities of the main character and the original protagonist are also very compelling.

It's alright. The female lead is very hardworking, but she's too aloof. It's a typical cultivation novel, unlike other cultivation novels with so many overpowered characters. It's just that the female lead's personality feels too detached. In the end, the father and daughter never meet again. Several people she knew died, which is a bit of a shame.

Well written, the female lead isn't a saint, recommended reading.

It's really good! Keep up the good work, author! (The female lead only wants to live forever and isn't interested in men.)

Although he was indifferent, he lacked emotion and was somewhat in a hurry.

This book feels quite realistic; it contains regrets, confusion, and food for thought. I personally really enjoyed it. An imperfect ending is, in fact, another kind of perfection. It also explained the reason for the female lead's emotional detachment, which I think filled in some of the plot holes.

It's readable, but it has absolutely nothing to do with being cunning or treacherous. Of course, it's not exactly frivolous either; it's just a normal cultivation novel.

It's quite good; there are no romantic entanglements, and the female lead is beautiful on her own.

I watched it all in one go, and felt a little sad and regretful.