
A Penniless Sword Cultivator Makes It Big Thanks to Her Senior Brother
穷苦剑修,她靠师兄发达啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for books similar to My Junior Sister Is Clearly Overpowered, Yet She's Ridiculously Goofy (A Sword Crosses the Starry River). For some reason, the heroine transmigrates to a cultivation world. She has a huge appetite and can eat a lot, and her combat ability is off the charts. She takes the male lead as her disciple because he cooks well, and also meets someone...
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There are a lot of typos. When will the author have time to correct them? When will readers have time? Five stars This book is not bad. If there is a shortage of books, you can give it a try.
I've read a lot of super-powerful little junior sister stories, but this one is different. I'm currently being led by my senior brother and senior sister. I think it's real and interesting. The third senior brother asked the heroine to practice in the desert, and she saw a lot of ants. The heroine lost something and disappeared instantly. The senior brother thought it was to divert the attention of the ants, but the heroine turned around and ran away (the senior brother didn't interfere). I thought this was funny and real. I think a modern person who traveled through time would run. I think it's very graphic. The update is just too slow, there are less than 200 chapters now. I don't know if it will look good in the future I thought it would be five to eight hundred chapters, so I was going to save up and read it again. Chapter 220 is over. It feels like I just started watching you and it's over. I've been looking forward to it in vain.
After staying up all night to read it, I felt that it was quite satisfactory. In fact, the whole story looked a bit like a narrative without any ups and downs and exciting plot. But I have to say that this novel is one of the fairy tales I have read so far, in which the brothers and sisters have the highest cultivation level at the beginning of the story, and it is also the one in which the heroine has the lowest cultivation level at the end. Maybe it's because the heroine in this novel has average spiritual roots and talents. Unlike other female protagonists in fairy tales who have the best spiritual roots and extraordinary talents, the heroine in this book is really lucky but has average qualifications. I feel that this setting is quite novel, and the whole novel is the kind that is led by senior brothers and sisters. Of course, the heroine still works hard.
Very good, very good. Who said that one must have CP to cultivate immortality? If you can already cultivate immortality, why should you look for a partner? It would be better to have a group of brothers and sisters who love each other. A loving sect is really great! !
The novel is well written
Please raise a woodpecker! Just look for one
It's pretty good. It's the kind of serious cultivator I want. The brothers and sisters are all very nice, and there aren't any vicious villains running around all the time. It's just too short. I feel like I could write more. The ending is too quick.
It's so beautiful, but the ending is a little rushed.
Overall, it's pretty good, but it's a little short. It doesn't involve any plot of landslides and earth-shattering. It belongs to the traditional cultivating immortality genre. As the title of the book says, it's the kind of being taken flying to cultivate immortality [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
Take your time and watch. It's great to see it in. Not so many twists and turns. . Looks quite comfortable