[Male-to-female transformation] [No romance] [No System] [Gradual growth] [Slow-paced] [Invincible later on] [Affectionate closeness]
A seasoned shut-in who stayed up all night grinding games somehow ended up in the world of cultivation.
To his dismay, he became a female character he had casually created, a mere “pretty face” with nothing else going for her.
Worse still, this “immortal beauty with a jade-like physique” didn't even have the weakest spiritual root!
Cultivation? No talent! Fighting? No cultivation base!
Just as she (internally screaming, “I'm a man, damn it!”) thought her start in life was a living hell,
she was delighted to discover that her game inventory and skill bar had come along too!
Beginner's village health potions? Healing elixirs so potent they make alchemists question everything!
Flying through the air? The finest escape techniques are nothing compared to this!
Orange-grade divine gear capable of destroying heaven and earth?
And so, a “peerlessly beautiful immortal maiden” with a completely different style appeared in the cultivation world.
She fights by chugging potions and spamming skills, and when in doubt, she opens her inventory first.
With a face that could topple kingdoms, she still yells things like “Holy crap!” and “A Dou Zong expert!”...
See how this “zero-spender” “fake goddess” uses game cheats to “dig her way up” in a cultivation world full of powerhouses.
Watch her slowly change from an innocent “immortal maiden” into an icy “beauty.”
This book is generally well written, and it's pretty good to read. The only shortcoming is that I feel that the heroine knows that what she has created is extraordinary, but she is still not cautious enough. After all, there are intrigues in the world of immortality, and you will be targeted if you are not careful. 🤔🤔🤔
Lightning Protection: If you want to watch battles that are fun, you can go. This book is a female channel. It writes about falling in love and selling things in great detail, and only a small amount of battles are mentioned in one stroke.
"They all reached into their arms and took out the life-saving items that they had treasured for many years and kept at the bottom of the box from their respective storage bags." It's pretty good, because this sentence deducts 1 star. The first monster I encountered when I came here was still level 18. Not to mention that I couldn't beat the level 21 golden elixir. Everyone still had to take out the life-saving items from the bottom of the box... How do you fight after you hand over the ultimate move as soon as you come up?
It's well written, I didn't skip any chapters. The author did not refresh the data at all. The plot is almost entirely driven by character dialogue (this is particularly important, just like watching a TV series with very little explanatory text). This is a novel that you can keep reading.
The idea is good, but why does the protagonist not have the concept of being defensive 🥺
Lily, Duotietie, Lily
Good looking, good luck to the author
I'm a little interested, let's take a look first
I think it's generous enough to support it by giving it 5 stars.
I can only say that you can also think about it a little more. In addition to bringing potions to assist, the protagonist can also think about what experience books or other things other players have.