No cp, no system, no cheats, growth-oriented heroine
Her father was injured in an accident, her mother was weak and sick, and the family was too poor to take the blame. She heard that immortals were coming to recruit disciples, and they were given money. Yunya participated in the selection for the sake of her family, and thus began her journey of cultivating immortals. Through adventures and experiences, she was attracted by this warm sect, yearning to become a strong person, practicing hard, and finding her own way. It happened that the sect underwent a big change and my teachers and friends were scattered. On the way to find them, I worked hard to become stronger and protect everyone. This is my way.
Reader comments
So far, this is an article that can be read with confidence. You can trust the author's three views, the warm and lovely protagonists, and even the whole sect with a pure and upright atmosphere. Like a sunflower growing in the sunshine, full of vitality and upward.
The feeling between the lines is that it is innocent but not childish, simple but not plain, and plain and simple, showing off the colors. The structure of the story is stable, not brainless, intellectually subdued, clumsy or sensational, but full of observation and understanding.
It's just that I don't know whether the author is due to physical condition or other reasons, so the update is not stable (there are also some typos). I wish you a speedy recovery, and I also look forward to seeing Ya Ya become the new generation leader. Come on everyone!
Maybe it's because I haven't read enough books. There are few female-centered fairy tales that do not involve "female competition", the storyline is prominent, and there is no messy "you love me, I love her". There is excessive intrigue, unlike a female-channeled immortality novel I have read. A good immortality theme was written into a palace battle novel. It's just a little bit less, not enough to see [face covering]
There was no excessive intrigue, I missed a word [face covering]
So far, this is an article that can be read with confidence. You can trust the author's three views, the warm and lovely protagonists, and even the whole sect with a pure and upright atmosphere. Like a sunflower growing in the sunshine, full of vitality and upward. The feeling between the lines is that it is innocent but not childish, simple but not plain, and plain and simple, showing off the colors. The structure of the story is stable, not brainless, intellectually subdued, clumsy or sensational, but full of observation and understanding. It's just that I don't know whether the author is due to physical condition or other reasons, so the update is not stable (there are also some typos). I wish you a speedy recovery, and I also look forward to seeing Ya Ya become the new generation leader. Come on everyone!
Maybe it's because I haven't read enough books. There are few female-centered fairy tales that do not involve "female competition", the storyline is prominent, and there is no messy "you love me, I love her". There is excessive intrigue, unlike a female-channeled immortality novel I have read. A good immortality theme was written into a palace battle novel. It's just a little bit less, not enough to see [face covering] There was no excessive intrigue, I missed a word [face covering]
Nice! Very nice!
You study hard