(Traditional fantasy + no System + plot-driven + one female lead + cultivation progression + slow pace + no invincibility + not a wish-fulfillment story + no contrived tropes)
From the start, after transmigrating, he is kidnapped into the Joyous Union Sect and treated as a cultivation vessel.
He wins someone's heart with sweet words, only to fall for them himself.
To heal the injury of the person he loves, he defies the sect's rules and ventures into a dangerous place to find medicinal herbs.
But he is punished for it, disfigured and left with both hands cut off.
Fate has not abandoned him, and in the end, he manages to escape.
From then on, he sets out on the path of revenge,
only to get caught up in a vast conspiracy.
(A friendly warning: I'm afraid you'll curse me, so I'll punish myself first by calling myself a piece of trash. I really haven't been very kind to the protagonist so far. All right, I've cursed myself out, so now you can't curse me anymore.)
It's really okay, I just like this kind of torture of the protagonist to death. I don't care how you torture me, as long as the ending is happy. Mom, I'm so excited when I see it
The overall grasp of this novel is pretty good, and it seems to me that it is one of the better novels on the subject of tomatoes. The overall pacing is okay so far, and I have the desire to continue reading. The protagonist also has a distinct personality, and he is decisive in killing without being too reckless. (Small opinion🍉: It would be better if the other supporting characters appeared more, otherwise I would be afraid that the combat power cannot keep up with the protagonist.) Overall, it is quite satisfactory, especially when the author is dual-player, he can ensure that the quality is not bad, which is very good👍. I hope the author is not a pig, keep up the good work! 👍👍👍
Medium is okay, you can sit down and try it out.
Very interesting, cheers author
It's rare that this kind of supplement has a single female protagonist. If I hadn't read the introduction, I wouldn't have known it was a female protagonist. It's great.
It's pretty good, the plot is good. Although it's a bit frustrating in the front, it's better in the back.
I always feel like I've read this book there and it's been published before
The routine is very novel, but it's just a matter of not torturing the protagonist.
Don't let Liu Sa and his son have it so easy
Great, keep writing