A Modern Girl Transmigrates to Another World: The Blessed Goddess's Daily Cultivation
现代穿越异世福运女神修炼日常
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- Completed
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- 508k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
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- 1y ago
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- The Lucky Immortal's Ascension to the Divine Realm福运女仙飞升神界以后Alternate title on Fanqie
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I want a bold, exceptionally talented female lead who isn’t afraid of trouble. The plot should be fresh and fast-paced, and the male lead should also be strong and protective of her. Thank you!
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Please recommend a cultivation novel with a decisive female lead. Absolutely no saintly do-gooder, no men, and no romantic drama. I just want a pure cultivation story.
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I'm in a reading slump. I've finished all the good cultivation novels. Please recommend some, everyone!
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Cultivation Stories with an Ensemble Cast
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Life Is Tiring Enough. I Just Want to Read.
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Fantasy Romance with a Reborn, Strong Female Lead
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Traditional Cultivation + Female Lead's Growth + High-IQ Ensemble Cast + Strong Male Lead
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Tsk, I can't resist these sweet and soft little dumplings. I listened to the whole thing in one go, and then came to check out everyone's comments. What? There's even a first part? I'll go check it out... But regarding the plot, emmmm, the child is too young. The adopted mother was even kicked out. Seriously, there's no sense of security at all.
The previous book was 2 million words long, and I finished it while working overtime—it was so captivating. The plot was tight and fast-paced, and the writing was excellent. I generally don't read unfinished books. But after reading the first part, I had no choice but to jump into the second.
I started reading this book after watching the first part of the movie, and it's definitely worth reading. I've read many novels, but now I'm not so keen on reading long ones because I can usually guess the ending. This book, however, is very engaging and keeps me reading.
I came here after reading the first part, which was really good. I love this kind of pure cultivation and ascension story. I don't really like fantasy novels anymore, so I hope the second part is just as good...
It's really good!!! I hope there's a third book, and I also hope the third book will talk about the situation of Immortal Venerable Yunxiu and others. The second book didn't mention these things, so it feels incomplete and I'm a little anxious.
It's better than the previous one—there's much less of the female rivalry storyline. But I'm still speechless. After becoming a god, she has even less of a sense of morality. She's just getting stronger for the sake of getting stronger. Du San Niang, the old ancestor of the Ten Directions Sect who was already injured and was injured again to save her, and her alchemy level is so amazing, did she…
Superb! Five stars! I really like the protagonist, who doesn't forget his family. He's devoid of emotions and desires; what's the point of cultivating immortality then? The protagonist is so loyal and compassionate.
I never expected there would be a sequel, and I certainly didn't expect it to end so suddenly. My emotions have been on a rollercoaster. I'm really looking forward to the sequel; it was so good! So many plot holes remain unfilled. I didn't get to see Master Yunxiu, will Mo Liushang and Feng Zhuo confess their feelings to the female lead?
The previous book was exceptionally well-written. The female protagonist was bold, quick-witted, and full of adventurous spirit, experiencing different stories in various worlds. The author vividly described the characteristics and mysteries of each world, making the reader feel as if they were there.
The description of the divine realm is too vague! It ended rather abruptly, and I don't know if there will be a sequel. I'm really curious about what lies beyond the realm of gods. I generally don't like reading completed stories or stories with short word counts. I feel that the author used a lot of words when writing the second story.