Cultivation: Everyone Thinks She Has Powerful Backing

The writing is very good and smooth, and the heroine is well portrayed. The only uncomfortable thing is that almost all the geniuses in it are male. Since they are all female, can there be more female partners? The world of immortality cannot be controlled by men, right? Your spiritual root and your understanding will not become stronger just because you have an extra D. Moreover, when the author writes about teenagers, almost all of them are male, and it feels like the teenager is regarded as male by default. I hope you can write more powerful female characters in the future. I have read about 100 chapters so far. The ratio of the number of female to male characters portrayed by the author is about 3 female to 7 male. The female protagonist + Miao Yin + Chu Ning are the female cultivators who have been portrayed relatively well. I actually don't dislike female villain villains, as long as they are well portrayed, I will love them. However, I haven't seen such characters in this article so far, only the more facial-looking evil female counterparts (there are also evil male ones). If you don't mind that there are more girls and boys, you can read it (I do mind a little, because I have been paying attention to the number of female characters, and I feel that I have lost my original intention of reading novels to relax). This fairy tale feels more down-to-earth. I wish the author better and better!

Tied, finally there is a fairy tale with a non-rebirth and non-time-travel heroine who still has a character that doesn't break away. I'm so happy about my career [sending my heart] There is no deep hatred, no bloody birth, no illogical failure, the heroine has been working hard step by step. At present, we have reached Chapter 57. Weiyang will soon have a sect. Looking forward to the follow-up plot!

I have finished updating Chapter 370, and it is very good so far. There is no bloody beginning (the old routines of being dug out for spiritual roots, rebirth, passing through books, cannon fodder female partners, best relatives, etc.). The female protagonist is a casual cultivator at the beginning. She does not join a big sect at the beginning and then uses the bonds of disciples to "fight in the palace and in the house". This book focuses on experience, and each sect competes with others. They are rivals during training and comrades in arms at ordinary times. Disciples from different sects get along well with each other. They love each other and do not play the superficial plot of male and female competition. The female master has only her direct disciple. She does not have a lot of senior brothers and only one female apprentice to dote on them. There are many outstanding female disciples in this article and they are not charming to men. I have won my heart so far. I look forward to the update. Let's see how the author understands Wujiu Liuli, which is both good and evil (I haven't seen its good side after reading this, I only see the miserable fate of every owner of it, and how it has harmed countless people). The heroine and her sect brothers hate Wujiu Liuli extremely. What is known now Wugou Liuli was also suppressed in the sect, but because of its power, the heroine secretly forged it into a sword, placed its body in her own space and suppressed it with ancient bamboo. She thought that she would be an exception and thought that she would not be affected by it. , After all, the heroine still became greedy. There are too many treasures in the world of immortality that can make cultivators become powerful and ascend, and Wugou Liuli is just one of them. But what the heroine thought after knowing that the people around her hated Wugou Liuli, and seeing with her own eyes in the secret realm that Wugou Liuli had harmed countless people. Train your character well. What you want to think about is not to be controlled by Wujin Liuli, rather than giving up the powerful treasure of Wujin Liuli. To be honest, after reading this, I have the idea of abandoning the article. The heroine is very evil from the perspective of an outsider. I will save it first to see how the author can avoid the time bomb of Wujin Liuli.

It is a more traditional fairy tale, but the heroine focuses on her own growth and advocates taking things as she wants with her friends. Therefore, she has not established a deep friendship bond and is in a very comfortable state of cultivating immortality. He has a kind and sharp personality. The interaction and relationship description between the heroine and the two male masters are relatively natural in the first one, but a bit strange in the second one. Even though the second master, Xianyun, became his direct disciple because of the heroine, there is still a sense of separation between the heroine fighting life and death on the outside and his obedient disciple on the inside.

The heroine is well portrayed, with a strong heart and no outrageous plot. However, there are too few supporting female characters. From the elder to the other sect geniuses, there are four men and one woman. Many geniuses are also male characters. I hope there will be more female characters.

Super cool article, everything depends on talent and understanding, and there are also cheats prescribed by the author. There are no barriers to magic, weapon refining skills, etc. As long as you have the materials, you are smart and work hard, you can succeed. The weapons also have their own opinions, so the heroine does not have to worry at all. She is very discerning and automatically forms the appearance that the protagonist wants. There is no clear division of levels. There is not a big gap in the feeling of golden elixir and foundation building. Swordsmanship and other things can make up for it very quickly. The map route is also transferred very quickly. It is pure and cool. Don't be too brainy.

I really like Weiyang. Although she is very calm and cold, you can tell that she is a real child. There was no adult guidance in the early stage, so she relied on her own exploration. Sometimes she was fooled by others. She is definitely a child from a local who cultivates immortality and has no background. Weiyang is usually calm, but she is very handsome when fighting, and sometimes she feels so cute, like a little cub raised by her family in the clouds. She has a unique sense of innocence and cuteness unique to children. Seeing Weiyang grow up, I feel happy and sad at the same time. The heroine is a genius with strong understanding. It specifically describes the heroine's growth experience, mentality changes and understanding of cultivation. It is a relatively detailed fairy tale that I like. There is no nonsense, the heroine's temperament is not out of the ordinary, and she is not too arrogant. It is a local people's fairy tale.

It seems to be a relatively comfortable orthodox immortal cultivation novel. Anyway, there are no surprises so far. The female main character's cultivation speed is not too fast but not too slow. It is not like some books that can reach the golden elixir, Yuanying Yuanying instantly like riding a rocket, and it is not like some stinky and long chapters that take more than 200 chapters to build the foundation. And the description of the heroine is very good, she is a true genius, not the kind of person who has a bunch of good things, resources, physique, and spiritual roots all superimposed on the protagonist. As a result, her cultivation and actual combat ability are not as powerful as others who can only count them as first-class spiritual roots.

I have been saving articles for a while, and I haven't caught up on them for a long time. However, seeing that many new book friends are discussing the male-female ratio in the comment area, I would like to say that what you should read in a good novel is the plot, not the gender number. And this book is really not that exaggerated. Of course I'm not opposed to more female characters, but I would like to see the author write better writing and plots. It doesn't matter if there are more men or more women, as long as the writing is exciting. It's better to pay more attention to the plot, and don't always focus on the proportions. Of course, if there are people who really mind it, you don't have to read it. Maybe I like the plot of this book, so I don't mind. (Of course, if there are people who don't like my comments, please don't criticize me.)

It's very interesting. It's not a system cheat-style fairy tale that you can guess at a glance. The heroine is very tenacious step by step. I look forward to the following plots. But there is one thing that I hope the author can optimize: seeing that Elder Zhenjun's number of girls so far is too low, I hope more outstanding female seniors will appear in the future. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and it makes people want to read more. I look forward to more works by the author!