The Modern Life of Cultivator Lin Dong

It's so beautiful~ Apart from the serialization, everything else just touches my heart❤️ The female protagonist is a senior sister in the immortal world. She is a bit naive but very cute and capable. She will not ignore the lives of ordinary people just because she is powerful, even if she is facing criminals. In a society governed by the rule of law, calling the police is the right thing to do. Just because you are powerful, you cannot exercise power on your behalf. Some readers may find this frustrating, but the setting is in a modern society, a society governed by law, so you must follow the rules. Those readers who are self-righteous are either too young or are extreme and are inappropriate. Society has its own order. If it is a troubled time, the senior sister can directly punish the lawbreakers, but the background is a modern society ruled by law. I think the author wrote it very well.

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I have read the author's three novels, and the quick one is the best. This one is also good, but I feel that some parts are a bit wordy, so I still need to work harder on the writing! But it is much better than more than 95% of the novels in Tomato that are nonsense, copy and paste, have no logic, no common sense, and fake high scores. Come on! I hope to read the fourth novel!

It's quite interesting to watch. The protagonist's character is very straightforward and the process of gradually adapting to the modern world is fun! It's just too short and I couldn't fully enjoy it. It would have been nice if it had been longer and written more about things I experienced in modern times. The new friends I met were all quite interesting, but I ended up going back like this. The protagonist is very open-minded, but I was a little reluctant to read the story.

It's quite beautiful, urban, with ancient martial arts and a little bit of metaphysics. The plot of revenge is relatively ordinary, and the unexpected behavior of the senior sister is very brilliant. If it were a quick time travel, it might have been written in a dozen chapters. The logic is OK, there is no big problem, except for the fact that we have to open a factory to destroy the opponent, there is a comment that makes sense. Oh, and there is also a person who is supposed to be the villain's boss. He was taken offline a little too quickly. Hahahahahahaha. I feel like the author doesn't want to expand on it.

It's great, it's the kind of non-CP I like to watch! It's so hard to find a good book without cp nowadays. This book is very good and looks very comfortable. Although the heroine design is bland, I like this reliable feeling very much. The most important thing is that there are almost no ambiguous plots in the book, and any misunderstandings that may occur will be brushed off. There will be no recurring male supporting characters. Another important supporting character, An Jin, is also a female character. Her description is almost as important as that of the heroine. Both girls are both wise and brave heroines. The whole book has a light feeling of refreshing. There are not too many punch-lines or deliberately created conflicts. The bad guys all get their due end. The only shortcoming is that it is too short. At this length, I thought it was still being serialized, but I didn't expect it to be over. What a pity.

It's a pretty good short story with an interesting subject matter and a good rhythm. I read it in one go and felt like I was reading a fast-forward story. The female protagonist is super powerful, a foodie, and very defensive. The other characters also have their own personalities. Except for the plot line of the junior sister, which is a bit bloody, there are almost no other highlights.

It's a bit short, no nonsense at all, and the plot is really fascinating, but the plot later is a bit biased towards the junior sister. I originally wanted to watch the senior sister Duoduo solve the case, but the plot of the junior sister is also very interesting.

It's very good. The writing is fluent, the logic is smooth, and the characters are well drawn. It's a very good novel. However, there is a common problem like many "good books". The description of the villain's ugly face is too much, and the protagonist Xu Tuzhi is too draggy. It is really uncomfortable to watch the little junior sister being bullied in the first half of her life, and it is also uncomfortable to watch the slow revenge in the end. Finally, after her collapse, her breasts are relieved.

I was almost fooled by the title of the book, thinking it was a pastoral novel about slowly trying to make money! The actual content is very interesting, it is lighthearted and funny, and the original intention is not forgotten. The arrangements for making money in life are also very good, and a lot of slow-moving burdens are simplified. The identities of the two protagonists are also clearly explained without any traps 🥰 The whole book is about finding someone to find the sword and the reason for coming here from the beginning to the end. The main line is clear 👍 The search process is also explained simply and quickly, which is very comfortable. If I meet the master again and say a few words at the end, I think it will be more interesting 🤭