A Cultivation Big Shot Transmigrates: Who Needs to Fight When There's Food to Eat?

My overall feeling is that the heroine is really at a disadvantage. I just give her some money and then give her away in a position with no real power. You said that if the people in these governments are good people, I don't think that the heroine can enhance the overall development of human beings. But from what I saw in the latest update, I feel that the people in these governments are the kind of people who only want benefits and do not pay or want to repay. It is very uncomfortable to teach such people, and I also think that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. His interests are too heavy, and my first impression was not very good. He has a demon behind him that is harmful to the female protagonist. Although he wants revenge, he follows the demon's will and approaches the female protagonist to seize what originally belongs to the female protagonist. There is a paragraph in the article that expresses that if the female protagonist is not strong and he cannot beat her, he will just take it over. What if the female protagonist is really not strong? What kind of situation will the female protagonist be in? If things that belong to you are snatched away like this, it will cause great harm. Anyway, this is my understanding. If you are interested, you can go and see for yourself. After all, everyone has different ideas.

There is no sweet pet, there is no one who is too strong and will be injured or kidnapped. If you are unhappy with the cultural education and white-eyed wolf sect training, the heroine is the one who is taken advantage of and plays the role of savior. In the end, she was infected with the devil because of overthrowing the old government and was unable to ascend and reunite with her master and brothers. 😢 So angry