After Becoming the Richest Heiress, the Female Cultivator Goes on a Rampage
穿成首富千金后，女修杀疯了
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- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I’m getting a little tired of following ongoing stories. Please recommend some great completed ones!
Looking for a Historical-Era Story Where the Female Lead Won't Raise Someone Else's Child or Be a Doormat
No stepmothers, or anything like that. I can't handle raising kids right from the start.
Cultivation, Strong Female Lead, Stealing the Original Heroine's Fortunes
Looking for books like *The Whole Sect Is Full of Lunatic Villains, and Only My Junior Sister Is a Goofball*.
Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
An Era Story Where the Female Lead Was Switched at Birth, Her Family Fled to Hong Kong, She Was Left in Shanghai, and Her Relatives Were in the Northeast
Transmigrate Through a Cave, Get a Pocket Dimension, Farm, and Deal With Awful Relatives
A Period Novel About Two Sisters Who Are Both Reborn: A Scheming Woman Steals the Heroine's Husband from Her Previous Life
A period novel in which two sisters are both reborn. The scheming sister knows that the female lead's previous life was glorious, so she steals the husband the female lead had in her previous life. The female lead simply says: He was just a scumbag.
A Female Lead Who's Strong Enough to Kill and Isn't a Doormat, Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse Big Shot Rides the Winds and Waves in the 1970s.
A Capitalist Heiress in a Period Novel, With a Pocket Dimension, Who Clears Out Her Family Home
Any Modern-Era Stories Where the Parents Have Important Backgrounds, and the Protagonist Transmigrates With a Pocket Space and Supplies? 😂️
Transmigrate, stockpile supplies, and build a career, with no saintly or fake-sweet female lead. Please! 😂️
Recommendations for Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for stories like In the 1970s, I Soothed My Husband's Madness Every Day for a Better Life. A good period drama, please.
The Female Lead Transmigrates from the Cultivation World Back to Modern Times
A feel-good story, no angst.
Heiress Takes Over the Family Fortune
Are there any stories about a young heiress who was a landowner's or capitalist's daughter after the Reform and Opening-Up? Her parents went abroad and left her behind, so she gathers up all the family property, like The Little Cannon Fodder Who Followed Her Mother into a Remarriage in the 1950s.
He Sleeps for a Thousand Years, Is Unearthed by an Archaeology Team, Hears His Daughter Call Him Dad, and Awakens
Everyone, Any Stories About a Wealthy Young Lady Returning From Abroad in a Period Setting?
Looking for books similar to The Glamorous Young Lady Has 99.9 Billion in the Seventies (The Seventies Young Lady).
The Heroine Transmigrates Into Another Body and Is Incredibly Powerful, but Just Wants to Coast Through Life
Fantasy novels.
A Female Cultivator Transmigrates to the 1960S and Moves to the Countryside With Her Younger Brother
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The writing is very good 👍, the heroine is very powerful, she can avenge her on the spot, she is not a holy mother, she is not a love brain! Five-star praise, waiting for updates!
It's good-looking, the heroine never talks to anyone, she's decisive and will do whatever she doesn't want. I really like such a powerful heroine, come on, author!
It's super good, but the ending is a little rushed. It would be nice to add some extras👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's wonderfully written, it's such a fascinating world of cultivation, but I feel like it's still a bit unfinished. I feel like the author could write a side story? Continue to write about their life in the world of cultivation, leaving such a suspense that makes people scratch their heads.
The heroine is really strong, she is not afraid of being wronged, and there are not many twists and turns. She solves them quickly. She doesn't have many supporting roles as cannon fodder. The heroine has been practicing and trying to find a way back to the world of cultivation, but the ending is too fast.
The female immortal cultivator traveled back in time to a capitalist lady in the 1970s. She was rich, beautiful, and had younger siblings. She decisively solved the cause and effect of her body and dealt with the enemies who harmed their family. Due to environmental reasons, she took her younger siblings to the countryside. Due to the love in another life, she cultivated immortality with her lover...
It's very enjoyable to watch, the heroine is very sassy, if she's not a virgin, I'll kill her if I bully her, it makes me feel so good.
The subject matter is good. I read it in one sitting. There are no surprises. What I like most is that it doesn't feel aggrieved. I just kill the damned person without any delay. I usually encounter people who open their mouths and murmur a few words. I haven't encountered a story that dares to kill people in a long time. The only shortcoming is that the ending is too sloppy. According to this idea, it would have to be written at least a million words or hundreds of thousands of words.
The writing is good and worth reading, but the ending is a bit panicky, making people feel like they are suddenly falling on a roller coaster. I hope that future works will be more complete. I don't know when the second novel will be released, so I can't wait for it to be a masterpiece.
The plot is relatively compact, without lengthy narration, and I like the fast pace. The plot is also quite good, a bit cultivating but also farming. Disadvantages: The pace is fast and the ending is very sudden, really sudden and unprepared. In addition, there is CP. I don't mind whether it has CP or not. If you don't like it, you can avoid it. There are some small flaws in the article, but the flaws are not hidden. The author said it is a new book, so I give it five stars. In addition, I really don't like some books on Tomato. There are really many narrations. The last sentence makes me watch my thoughts spin thousands of times, but it only takes a second or two. Especially some live broadcast articles, I don't know if they are trying to make up the word count or something, there are really too many, and it's annoying to watch them. So when I saw this book, I really liked it.