The Cultivation Ancestor Raises Kids in the Interstellar Age: As Long as We’re Alive
修真老祖在星际带崽，活着就好
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- I Made a Fortune Selling Hehuan Sect Medicinal Baths Among the Stars我在星际卖合欢宗药浴发家致富Alternate title on Fanqie
- The Cultivation Matriarch Takes Her Kids to the Interstellar Frontier: Just Stay AliveEnglish name
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The writing is fine, but the plot can be described as a combination of "global IQ dropping a hundredfold while my IQ remains unchanged," "global culinary skills dropping a hundredfold while my IQ remains unchanged," and "there's always a treacherous subject trying to harm me." All the romantic subplots have a classic novel feel to them.
The author's writing is quite good, but the female lead's character has some issues. The fact that she becomes a powerful cultivator in the cultivation world suggests she's capable, but from the beginning, she doesn't seem like a powerful figure at all. I suggest the author change it so that she transmigrates to interstellar space shortly after arriving in the cultivation world.
The female lead has a good personality; she settles scores on the spot. Aside from a rough start, she later relies on her brother and wins many hearts with her culinary skills. Using her knowledge of Earth, she recognizes many gigantic foods, such as white radishes, sugarcane, corn, soybeans, and chestnuts, and even cooks a variety of delicious dishes. The male lead is also good; he has strong moral principles and is a foodie. Looking forward to more updates and their chemistry!
Can you believe it? Although the details were rather vague and the ending wasn't as exciting as I expected, I actually finished it in a completely different way, and without failing the "trial by fire" (a reference to a popular Chinese novel). It's been a long time since I've written a book review.
It's a good read. The story begins with the female lead decisively selling her house to escape her terrible living conditions and head to a new planet to explore and seek refuge with her brother. Later, she meets, gets to know, and falls in love with her boyfriend. The female lead is decisive and rational, and her love story is, in my opinion, very smooth and without any major twists or turns.
Wow, so many delicious foods, and a few mutated ones too! One minor bug is that there are no arable plants in the entire interstellar space, but this desolate planet is inexplicably able to grow them, and it hasn't been taken away by other powerful figures. Moreover, there are many inedible things on the desolate planet itself.
The female protagonist travels from the modern world to the cultivation world and then to interstellar space. She is skilled in alchemy and medicine making, and can cook delicious food. She has two children, born to the original owner of this body. The male lead is the heir to a powerful family, but his supernatural core is damaged. He's a team leader on a resource planet, and the female lead can heal him. It's pretty good; I quite enjoyed watching it.
Overall, it's okay. The female lead initially works hard as a chef, but later meets the children's biological father, who is a third-generation military and wealthy man, instantly acquiring a house, a car, and money. The subsequent story mainly revolves around helping the male lead and his family.
It's pretty good, and the face-slapping moments are quite satisfying. The female lead is a bit conflicted, but I think it's already bad enough that an unlucky person transmigrates to the cultivation world, loses all her cultivation, and has to sacrifice herself to uphold justice. I suggest adding a slice-of-life tag to the book; overall, it's a pretty casual type.
I'll make a note of this: every time there's a glimmer of hope, it immediately veers away from my expectations, dragging out trivial and absurd plot points, eventually wearing down my already limited patience. But actually, the author's writing is quite good, and I did follow it with high expectations for a while. I can only say that books with such slow plot progression aren't for me.