(Rebirth + space + traditional cultivation fantasy)
On her wedding night, Cheng Shuyan was slaughtered along with her family by her fiance. Reborn, she is determined to enter the cultivation world, find her scumbag fiance, and avenge her family in blood.
But when she first arrives in the cultivation world, her seemingly unreliable master and senior brothers and sisters make her feel like she's been kidnapped by human traffickers.
Since her master and seniors have all given up, she has no choice but to work twice as hard!
If fate is unfair, then she will fight against it.
If the Heavenly Dao is cruel, then she will fight against heaven.
This time...
She will fight to become an immortal!
(P.S. This is a traditional cultivation novel, not a power fantasy.)
I've caught up with the latest. In my mind, it ranks first among Tomato's traditional immortality novels. I see a little bit of Caishi Ji here. It has a main line, suspense, secrets, and fighting (the description is slightly weak). The main and supporting characters have brains, and the language is not boring. Personally, I think so far, it can be comparable to Caishi Ji, Mu Xian Zhuan, An Immortal Is Hard to Find and other novels. I hope the author will continue to work hard in the future. If you like reading traditional fairy tales, you won't regret reading this. Those who like to read mindless and refreshing articles about cultivating immortals can stop by.
It feels like the author is rushing to write a long story. Come on, you must persevere. The few things the heroine needs to complete currently feel that they are not something that can be accomplished in a short period of time. You must write down and fill in the gaps.
It's very interesting. Everyone is practicing seriously. Good luck to the author. I hope there won't be a male protagonist.
It seems pretty good so far. I feel like the author has been keeping the thread hidden and the plot is not dragging out. Although it is a novel about cultivating immortals, the protagonist is not constantly fighting and hunting for treasures. It is worth keeping.
I give myself a good review, and I hope someone will like this story [sending my heart]