Also known as: Li Kongqing's Growth Diary
Advance warning: In the traditional sense, the protagonist is the biggest villain in this book. She was born a thoroughly awful person, guilty of countless heinous crimes. Please don't judge her by normal moral standards!
Synopsis:
From the start, Li Kongqing is an orphan drifting down a river. A maid from the Han residence finds her and takes her home to raise. For some reason, though, everyone in the Han residence and the surrounding area treats her terribly. Even the mother who once showed her warmth is beaten to death. Shaken by this, Li Kongqing stops meekly accepting her lot, and the rebellious spirit buried deep within her finally erupts.
Later, she is lucky enough to enter an immortal sect, only to leap from one den of demons into another. Her master and the elders bully and humiliate her, while her fellow disciples look on coldly. But years of torment fail to diminish her radiance. Instead, she wins the hearts of countless people.
Later still, a fragment of her past is revealed, and she is forced to leap into the abyss, beginning a journey of self-improvement through battling monsters and leveling up.
When the grudges of the past are finally settled, where will she go?
1. The female lead is the strongest. There are many male leads. The story focuses on her career at first, with the romance coming into focus later.
2. The author, Big Mountain Goat, is a newcomer. Many parts aren't very well written, but they'll work hard to make the story more readable bit by bit.
We hope our dear readers will be patient and understanding!
It's pretty good, that is to say, it's really tolerable and makes me angry. It shouldn't be too difficult to use the heroine's physical abilities to secretly retaliate against those who hit her on the head with a tea cup, tore off her clothes, broke her hands, feet, and ribs, and tried to slash her face and blind her eyes. [Shocked] Sigh, maybe I'm too short-sighted? Why haven't you met any good people? That master is not a good one either 🥺. If the leader feels that it wouldn't be good for the side peak master to accept the heroine, why doesn't he accept it for the sake of a good young talent? Is it so difficult for the leader to accept a disciple? 🤔 🤔 In short, I am looking forward to the heroine's counterattack and having someone love and protect her.
It's really good to read. The first 100 pages are a foreshadowing. After more than 100 pages, you can see a real heroine. Go ahead.
The content is very interesting, but it would be better if it were divided into more sections.
The female protagonist became the most powerful, but in the end there was nothing left of the female protagonist, all the male protagonists were dead, and all the enemies were killed. It was so miserable.