Help! I Just Wanted a Peaceful Death, but I Got the Wrong Script
救命！只想寿终正寝却拿错了剧本
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- 615k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Fantasy Romance
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- 2y ago
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This book features a rare female protagonist who cares deeply for the common people. Many might call her a "saintly" heroine, but I still really like her. We can't always have characters who are ruthless, decisive, and exquisitely self-serving; that gets tiresome, and they seem too cold and hard. Of course, these are just my personal opinions.
This is a really good female protagonist novel. Unlike other female protagonist novels where the female lead mindlessly attacks men and berates them, while being mindless herself, this one, on a grander level, promotes the idea that men and women are equal and should coexist. The divine salvation is the same for both men and women, which is great. At least it broadens the perspective.
The logic is smooth; the four arts are merely external forces, while one's own cultivation is fundamental. Powerful external forces rely on a powerful inner self; simply mastering the four arts doesn't make one rely on them for combat, as they are ultimately meaningless (referring to a book I read a couple of days ago).
It's really good, not dragging or ending poorly. The relationship between the male and female leads isn't dramatic, but rather a slow and steady one, like an ordinary person's. It's also resilient. What I like most is Jinse's attitude towards things; she's not a saint, but decisive when necessary.
This book is excellent. It opens up a grand vision of saving the world. Although the protagonist is the central figure, there are also demons, monsters, sects, and other forces helping him. Unlike other world-saving novels, which are full of secrets and mysteries, this one has to fight against several extremely powerful forces to save the world.
I've finished reading it, and it's pretty good. The female lead is an avatar of the Heavenly Dao. She has great love, is selfless, doesn't steal resources or kill people, but she never lacks resources. She cultivates to the highest level and becomes the Heavenly Dao of a great world.
This is a short cultivation novel with a tight plot, smooth and simple writing style, progressive development, a lighthearted tone, and a romantic pairing. The female protagonist, Lu Jinse, was born into wealth and privilege in her previous nine lives, but never lived past thirteen.
The storyline is clear. It's on the "fast-paced, enjoyable" side of the novel. It's a very light read, and I really like this type of novel. Keep up the good work, author! 🍉🍉🍉
Having read many cultivation novels, this one is truly exceptional. The female protagonist's initial character, an avatar of the Heavenly Dao, foreshadows her boundless love. However, her transmigrated soul, spanning multiple lifetimes, prevents her from being as cold-hearted as the Heavenly Dao itself. This, in turn, lays the foundation for the plausibility of her path to sainthood.
I finished reading it in a day and a night. At first, I just read it as a regular cultivation novel, but as I read on, I found that the insights into enlightenment were written in such detail and were so realistic, as if the author had experienced such a journey himself. I have to say, the author is very talented!