The Immortal Cultivation Master Marries and Has a Baby in the Modern World

Well, it's not interesting to read at all. What about writing an essay? If you can't bring it in, the heroine's mission is complete! I'm really speechless, it doesn't look good at all. If I delete this book, it won't be left on my bookshelf.

When the originator of the world of cultivating immortals encounters the curse of a modern wealthy family, and when the cold immortal bones collide with the fireworks of the world, Happy Xiaoya 001's "The Master of Immortal Cultivation Gets Married and Has a Baby in Modern Times" breaks the dimensional wall between immortals and modern fiction, and brings a reading feast that is both passionate and healing. The novel begins with a novel idea. Liu Chenxi, the originator of the world of immortality, tired of the intrigues in the world of immortals after the war between gods and demons, and rushed to modern times with his system. This setting breaks out of the conventions of traditional immortality novels. The setting that the heir of the Mohist family is cursed and cannot live past the age of thirty also lays a fateful bond to the story. One is to escape the world and seek truth, the other is to break fate. The encounter between the two seems to be destined, making "redemption" the core clue throughout the entire text, which is extremely contagious. The author is particularly good at character creation. Liu Chenxi has the decisiveness of a master cultivator, but also has a contrasting ignorance when facing modern life; the heir of the Mohist family, who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, changes naturally and smoothly from ruthless to tender in front of Liu Chenxi. The setting of the two being "inverse to each other" gives the emotional line both the tension of a strong alliance and the long-lasting warmth. There is no bloody misunderstanding, only the determination to protect each other. The most touching thing about the story is the perfect integration of elements of immortality and family warmth. Liu Chenxi uses fairy magic to solve the problems of modern life, but learns to care through daily necessities; the heir of the Mohist family breaks the curse because of love and understands responsibility in giving birth to children. Cultivation of immortality is no longer a lonely journey with a pure heart, but the confidence to protect your family; modern life is no longer a dull and trivial daily life, but a soil that nourishes love. This setting of "the road to immortality is hidden in fireworks" allows readers to feel the warm atmosphere of human fireworks in the passionate plot. The text is concise and lively, and the rhythm is relaxed and moderate. It has both the hearty and hearty scenes of cultivating immortals and the warm and touching family interactions. The novel uses a fantasy setting to wrap up the discussion of love and responsibility, telling us that the most powerful magic is the determination to protect the one you love. For readers who like the combination of fairy tales and modern fiction, this novel is undoubtedly a treasure. It allows us to see that even after experiencing the vicissitudes of the fairy road and the ups and downs of the world, love and family will always be the most solid destination.

There is no distinction between him and her, the genders of men and women are wrong, and the sentences are illogical. The names of the people are also different. Sometimes it's written in the first person, sometimes it's written in the third person, it's confusing.