
An Evil Cultivator in the 1970S, Pregnant and Begged to Join the Establishment
邪修穿七零,挺着孕肚被求着入编
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- Completed
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- 473k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Fanqie
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The storyline is very original. But the heroine was lost when she was a child, and her family has been looking for it. The heroine's second brother and uncle recognized it, and the other family members still kept looking for it without knowing it. Even if the heroine doesn't recognize it, at least let her family know that she has been found. I came out for a while and saw the heroine in person and felt really friendly.
It's good to watch. I like this kind of story about protecting my family and country. I just don't know how the male protagonist will come back. And don't make it so that others can also become immortals.
It's not bad. It's quite novel. It's not a traditional period novel. I feel it's closer to the world of cultivation/fairyland. Although some comments say that not everyone practices, only the heroine is the only one. But overall, it feels like most people are cultivating (of course there are also special departments). But from the moment the heroine rescues the hero in the forest and recognizes each other until the TOEFL heroine goes to meet him, the story begins to become fantasy. It's quite interesting, just like the finale, the system signed by the heroine's twin sons. It feels like they are killing each other, but who can say for sure? Just like the heroine herself, the beginning of the story is the same (the same as the top 1⃣️ of the villain)
Didn't it mean that the inner elixir is in the male protagonist? Why did it come to someone's body again, and the inner elixir was also used?
It looks good. The heroine is a cultivator who traveled to the 1970s to be a military wife. She is obviously an evil cultivator. She traveled to the post-70s generation and mistakenly found herself to be the real one. So as long as the ability is strong, evil can defeat the good. The system, God forced the heroine to time-travel to the post-70s generation to save the Dragon Vein.
It's so beautiful. It's the first time I've seen this kind of setting in a chronicle.
It's pretty good to watch. The heroine's power is very well written. The character design is very consistent and the story is well written. The shortcoming is that there is no particularly outstanding memory point. I thought the heroine automatically adjusts the lottery and wears useful underwear. What's the point? I feel like there are a lot of interesting things about that lottery, but it's hard to come by, and it's still very beautiful.
Recently, I have been fascinated by novels with this theme. The female protagonist is a thousand-year-old evil cultivator who is indifferent by nature and has no human emotions. However, she promised to protect me from the Chinese Dragon Vein. Even though it turned out to be a trap in the end, she still protects the country and the people with her own strength. On the other hand, the self-proclaimed righteous cultivators are doing things that harm the country and the people. People have their own definitions of what is good and evil. The ending is a bit rushed. The heroine does not recognize her relatives and there is no extra story.
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