
My Eldest Senior Sister Keeps Going Further Down the Road to Die
大师姐在求死的路上越走越远
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 201k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Ever since I finished one like this, I’ve been hooked. Nothing else will do now.
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Looking for books like "My Years of Cultivation in Male-Oriented Fiction (A Lonely Immortal Journey)." Something like that book above! It's aimed at women, but the overall story feels like male-oriented fiction. The male lead should have that bold, proud, free-spirited youthful vibe, and grow alongside the heroine as they support each other. Does anything like that exist?
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Please, Are There Any Cultivation Novels?
I'm looking for a romantic cultivation novel with a quirky junior sister and a free-spirited, uninhibited senior brother. It would be even better if there were also a kindly sect leader and an easygoing master. I really want to read a sweet romance between two people who bicker all the time!
Female-Oriented Cultivation, No Romance, No Saintly Protagonists
Looking for Fantasy Novels with Powerful Female Leads Who Don't Let the Male Lead Push Them Around
The female lead should be strong throughout, leveling up and fighting monsters along the way. The male and female leads should grow together. I don't like it when the male lead completely outclasses her. Please recommend some, thanks 😀
Any Stories About a Powerful Female Lead Who Cultivates Immortality in Ancient Times?
I want to read something like "The Little Junior Sister Is Clearly Overpowered, Yet Ridiculously Goofy".
Any Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Has the Spirit of a Martial Hero?
First of all, no romance. I want a protagonist who's emotionally open, loves and hates passionately, and dreams of becoming an immortal and living freely. I want someone young, spirited, and full of ambition. I'm tired of protagonists who are scheming killers and murder everyone they meet. One female lead only. And finally, no romance.
Looking for Short, Traditional Cultivation Stories with an Ensemble Cast
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The Road to Immortality Is Long and Arduous; Becoming an Immortal or a Demon Is Nothing Much
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Yes, the author writes very well, and the plot arrangement is well-considered, avoiding female rivalry and making male characters the villains. However, it feels too contrived. I can't accept that the female lead's spiritual root was implanted into her, yet the two are still so amicable... The female lead is too magnanimous; I can't accept that.
I get really angry every time I see the female lead acknowledge the original female lead. Has she forgotten his spiritual root? And that initial tribulation was also Heaven's way of trying to kill him for the female lead's sake, so why does she still acknowledge the original female lead and praise her? Is the person who benefits from it really innocent? But aside from that, everything else is very well written.
Well, the comments section is really a battleground 🍉. I don't care about the details of this book, there's just one thing that really resonated with me. The female lead is just a sword cultivator, single-minded, with only one sword and herself, without any overpowered abilities. Just for that alone, I'm determined to keep reading. The female lead's character is also very appealing to me.
Imagine the protagonist continuing her journey, sword in hand, undeterred by any difficulties or challenges she encounters. She meets a variety of enemies, some of them powerful warriors. However, with unwavering faith and formidable strength, the protagonist defeats these enemies time and time again. She fights not only for herself, but also for the innocent people.
It's good, but many who gave it low scores didn't even read to the later chapters. Also, Zhang Ping in the first few dozen chapters is very resentful, which affected the readers' judgment. The original female lead never used Qingming's ice spiritual root. She didn't have four spiritual roots, but five. She could use ice spiritual power because she possessed the Frost Saint Body.
I think the subject matter is quite novel, but the content is too sparse, and there's no rating yet. In the past, I would immediately reject books with no ratings because I thought so few reviews meant they must be bad. But I tried reading it now, and so far it seems pretty good.
It looks great, but there aren't many of them.
When am I going to get my spiritual root back?! Even if I don't need it myself, I can't just leave it with someone else! It's disgusting!!
It's great, really great! This book left many plot holes, and they've all been filled in. Although the ending felt a bit rushed. There was room for more. The female lead gives me a sense of heroic spirit, like a sword that can overcome all obstacles. It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of heroic spirit in a female-oriented novel. Moreover, the character portrayals are excellent.
It's great!!! Everyone except Jianfeng is wonderful, and the original female lead is also excellent.