
Awakening in a New Era: An Immortal Cultivation Expert in the Military District
年代觉醒:修仙大佬在军区
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's good, but not selfish; the female lead's revenge isn't satisfying.
Most of the prices are historically accurate, the descriptions are detailed, the characters are distinct, there are no perfect people, selfishness is not terrible, no one intentionally harms others, and the era doesn't involve going to the countryside: marrying into a military compound. Having seen too many stories of people going to the countryside, I don't want my protagonist to suffer.
Why did only the female lead ascend to another world in the end? What about the male lead and his child?
Having lived three lifetimes without becoming a saint, possessing a spatial ability and cultivating immortality, she finds a devoted and caring family man. A wonderful book from beginning to end; the author is fantastic! 👍
The plot holes weren't filled in properly. Wasn't the female lead's stepmother supposed to have someone powerful backing her? Was her approach to her father purposeful? So why was there no follow-up story?
It's well-written, featuring everyday life, raising children, family matters, ancient martial arts, cultivation, and supernatural abilities. The later part, with the revival of spiritual energy, is even more exciting. The female lead is strong and clear-headed, knowing exactly what she wants, and is rational and decisive. It's super good. Second reading, a different era of literature.
Great, great, absolutely gorgeous! 👍😘
I think it's pretty good; you can check it out when you have time.
The subject matter is good, but there are many parts that make the reader uncomfortable, perhaps due to the character design. It's not bad to watch for the sake of the storyline, but it's okay if you just mind the parts that make you uncomfortable.
The novel has a good premise, but some parts are strange and make me feel uncomfortable.