(Completed. Enjoy without worry.)
[Mainly cultivation + sole female protagonist + a little comedy + a touch of ensemble cast + no CP, but with one-sided crushes]
Sui Fusheng wakes up one day to find herself chosen as a player in a cultivation-themed battle royale. She sees other people with their harem-protagonist systems, farming systems, and male-oriented body-snatching systems... then looks expressionlessly at her own useless snack system.
Useless Snack System: “...Then should I leave?”
“Go ahead.”
“...Sorry, Host. I was joking. Don’t kick me out, QAQ.”
A teenage Golden Core cultivator, the sect leader’s first disciple, dual cultivator of formations and swordsmanship, and champion of the grand tournament: Sui Fusheng stirs up the world and fights her way through by relying on herself.
System: I can keep you company and clap for you, too!
Sui Fusheng: I’m busy snatching opportunities. Stop bothering me.
She was once a little immortal amid the mortal world.
Content warning: The female lead is not evil.
Rejoice! Rejoice! (Shaking Fan) The heroine is like a crane that is free to wander around. If there is a happy road, it will definitely suit her. Her character is a little abstract but not overdone, and she can be relaxed and relaxed. I have always liked this type of protagonist. I hope it will be a long story. I love serialization! Love the heroine! Love the author so much! Love to all!!!
I'll go. . Mark, there is a sub-cp emotional line, the original male and female protagonist. It's quite passive, a human trafficking subsystem.
It's relatively logical, it's a good book, and the heroine's understanding of her own way is not cliché at all. Cool article to read. So can the writing. It gets more interesting towards the end, so I felt the ending was a bit rushed. In the process of shaping the heroine's character, I felt that I didn't understand her a little bit. In fact, at the beginning, I never thought that the heroine would take the path of the mortal world. I knew that the heroine had good intentions towards the world, and she was more casual about doing things, and it felt more like the path of freedom. The Dao of the Red Dust has feelings for all things. Does it advocate the depth of feelings or the equality of all things? I originally thought that I should have feelings for my junior brother, but the feelings shown were too shallow and not as real as the feelings for other people. Maybe it is because I am in the opposite camp with the male protagonist. But when facing the suffering of the people, the feelings are deep, that is, in the later period of the novel. Or maybe it is actually a process of the formation of the world of mortals, step by step
It's very interesting, the subject matter is quite interesting, and then the heroine and other characters have their own characteristics and charms. The heroine does not follow the routine, and she is neither a great good person nor an evil person, which is very interesting.
It's pretty good-looking. I recommend you to join it. I really like the heroine. She's not a virgin or anti-social. She's a normal person, but she's quite interesting and hilarious.
The pace of the ending is a bit fast, but the overall story is very complete and very interesting. I want to see the extras about the heroine's parents, and the original male protagonist's feelings for the heroine. It feels like it's all mixed up. I feel like there could be many, many extras. Likes and likes. Too few people are watching.
Sui Fusheng is really annoying
It's a fast-paced book, which I like very much. The character creation is really good! The plot logic is also very good. I also like the extras (*´ω`*). .
She is good-looking, I like the heroine very much, who doesn't love a heroine who is talented, hard-working and has a good heart?
Very nice!!! The protagonist Sui Fusheng has a very charming personality