[Female-Led Story] + [Feel-Good Xuanhuan] + [Mythical Xianxia Legend]
Ten thousand years ago, Nüwa was defeated by three Great Emperors and imprisoned. In secret, she left behind the Purple Palace Origin of a fairy statue, concealing the Earth star region in a void within the cultivation universe.
Ten thousand years later, Lin Tian, a descendant of Nüwa, was born on Earth, where spiritual energy had withered away. After her father suddenly passed away, she visited her ancestral home and witnessed several wondrous and mysterious events, setting her on the path of cultivation. With extraordinary wisdom and the spiritual treasures her father left behind, she rose step by step, fought the Sacred Hall, captured the Pope, brought peace to the cultivation world, and ascended to the Shanhai Star!
From then on, every step she took brought a tribulation, and she forged ahead through bloodshed.
At the sect tournament, she swept aside the many young prodigies and faced the Taixu alone;
In the Boundary-Heaven Trial, she seized an ancient inheritance and cut down countless enemies with her sword;
In the contest for immortality among the myriad paths, she defied the heavens, survived the tribulation, and became an Emperor. She unified the Primordial World, slew the Great Emperor Heavenly Serpent, rescued the Dao Ancestor Nüwa, and ended the chaos across the myriad heavens. As she gradually uncovered the mysteries of ancient mythology, she was also drawn into a dark scheme that had been unfolding across the universe for a hundred thousand years.
She strides through space and time, commands life and death. Across the eternal river of stars, the Female Emperor descends!
This is a solitary road to the heavens, and a fate-defying legend that shakes the universe!
(Traditional xuanhuan cultivation + invincible female-led story + decisive, slightly scheming heroine. The heroine isn't lovesick and is devoted to the Great Dao of cultivation. Later arcs involve contests in the Immortal Realm and battles for supremacy.)
I see that it is quite good so far, and the author's writing style is also good, but it is too prose-like in some places. Maybe a concise and clear narrative reading experience would be better. It is rare to see a good article, and I hope the author will stick to it.
I think this is the first time the author has this kind of thinking in Tomato. It is relatively new. I still like this kind of subject matter, but the author has stopped updating for nearly a year. I still hope to come back to update. If he comes back, I might give it 5 stars.
The author's writing is very good