[No romance, traditional cultivation, rogue cultivator, slow burn, nontraditional demonic cultivator, puppet master. Not a saint, doesn’t kill indiscriminately, but kills when she has to]
Moonlight falls on the cold mountains, a solitary figure walks alone. The road to immortality stretches on, with puppets for company.
Jiang Jinyue unexpectedly becomes a rogue cultivator. She has no prestigious sect behind her and no heaven-defying opportunities, only a heart set on seeking the Dao.
On the road to immortality, Jiang Jinyue proceeds with caution, forging her own path through the art of puppetry. She is not a demonic cultivator in the traditional sense, yet the world misunderstands her because of her craft. She never sought eternal life, but fate forces her onto the path of cultivation.
From their first meeting among the red maples to contests in secret realms, from sect conflicts to a cataclysm that threatens heaven and earth, she wields puppets as swords and follows the light of the moon, carving out a unique path to immortality.
This is a story about loneliness and companionship, perseverance and transformation.
This is the legend of a young rogue cultivator who reaches the pinnacle of the immortal path through puppetry.
The moon shines on the path to immortality; a solitary shadow is never alone. With puppets for company, the Great Dao is within reach.
It's a new idea. A different path to immortality. The woman in red grabbed it directly. Ha ha ha ha. The master is also a strange person. Accepting a disciple is just for the sake of having someone to carry on your inheritance. The three sisters (princess, lady, maid) started practicing... The no-CP setting is just what I like. I don't like to see those people who are cultivating immortals and talking about love... What the hell! Where is your Daoxin? This book is still being updated. The setting is casual cultivation. Then can the three sisters create a new sect in the later stage? So far, I haven't seen a female protagonist without CP establish a sect. Looking forward to it a little...
The writing is very good, without any poisonous points. In my heart, it can be compared with Wang Yu. 😘
Dear author, can you finish this book? I'm a little worried after reading your other books. It should be at least a million words long, like this kind of article on cultivating immortality [send my heart][send my heart]
The content I have read so far is good, it is a very normal female channel about cultivating immortals, there is nothing poisonous about it, and the heroine is also resourceful and not soft-hearted, which is very good.
It's okay, but after the master leaves, the heroine takes care of Lin, so that Lin can have time to grow spiritual rice and elixirs to sell.