The Everyday Life of a Cultivator Transmigrated as an Extra

Let's start. I wasn't very optimistic about the heroine's character at the beginning, and I was a bit complaining about it. But the further I look at it, it's actually not bad. What can I say about the article on cultivating immortals that I originally read? It's just that the transition was a bit fast, and some of it felt like it wasn't explained very clearly. The speed of cultivation is too fast, and there are so many opportunities. But, what can I say about this article? In fact, it's not bad. Although the explanation is a little more detailed, I can still read it. Another point is that the heroine's appearance is a little better. I'd like to work on it and find some opportunities. After all, I still have a bit of an appearance association 🤭. I really like what the author writes like this. I don't think it's too wordy. I think it's quite fulfilling. Come on, the author is awesome (•̀ᴗ•́)و̑̑

The plot is compact. The heroine slowly becomes stronger through her own efforts. The golden finger basically has a storage function. The heroine's growth is attributed to her intelligence and bravery. He has a high sensitivity to danger, but also has high expectations for human nature. There are no childish dialogues or scenes of female competition between strange characters and senior brothers and sisters. There is only a strong and weak competition for resources between real cultivators. Even if the heroine does not become a disciple, she can successfully build the foundation. After all, everything is the result of her own efforts. Therefore, recruiting disciples later is just the icing on the cake, and why should I give the two golden elixirs that I obtained based on my own skills? They are of no help to the heroine's growth. I am a little unhappy just picking peaches. Their role is not as good as the cousin's kindness in taking her in. Although it is only in name, they did protect the heroine when she was weak. Even if she gave her some fluids, she should still give it to her cousin. Also, after building the foundation, should the heroine go back to her hometown to investigate the truth about the family annihilation and then kill the fat man's family? Even if she doesn't kill him, she should teach him a lesson. How come it's over when I have completely struggled out from the bottom and truly taken the first step towards cultivating immortality? There are still many more episodes to be written. I hope the author can continue writing, and this progress is enough, but I hope that the next part of the plot will continue to strengthen the heroine's intelligence and agility. In the end, the secret realm is like going to the wholesale market to purchase goods, but the heroine has to reap all the benefits. It feels like picking up money, and it doesn't seem to have much flavor. Enough is enough with such mysterious and mysterious things as chance. Too much will weaken the charm of the protagonist and reduce the reader's favorability towards the protagonist. After all, winning prizes frequently is like cheating on an exam.

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I wanted to complain a little bit at the beginning, but the more I watched it, the better it looked, and the more I watched it, the better it looked. But in the end, the heroine reached the foundation stage, and she didn't update it. She was so angry. Other heroines at least reached ascension, but the heroine here was finished at the foundation stage, but overall it looks good.

It's very interesting. Come on, the author. Don't stop updating. Just wait for updates 😄

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There are some small flaws at the beginning, but the more I write about it later, the smoother it gets. I personally think it's pretty good-looking and suitable for killing time, watching the heroine slowly grow from weak to strong step by step. I really like this kind of cultivation, learning, and collecting spiritual stones to grow up on one's own. Highly recommended, beautiful!

It's not bad. It's a pure mortal flow, and the protagonist's halo is not great. It's a pity that it only touches on foundation building.

I think the author writes well. The narrative rhythm is not very fast, but it is not too slow either. The protagonist grows up step by step, and there is no CP or ambiguous partner to focus on upgrading. The writing style is a bit immature, but it is still very spiritual. There is no illogical point in the whole story. I recommend MAX[][]

It's really well written. After reading it, I feel like I have more to learn than I can finish.