Cultivation: Living Long by Scavenging Trash

The rating is low, it's worth 9 points. It's very well written. The clan brother who finally made a living with her gave her meat, living supplies, and ate with her without being picky about food. Although it's not good, it's not bad either. It made the heroine slightly satisfied and shaken her heart to kill him. When he changed hands and sold her for 50 spiritual stones ~ the sadness and helplessness here are touching. This heroine really relies on her own diligence and observation. She does not rely on men or golden fingers. She only survives step by step through hard work. It is so difficult for her to find even a vegetable and a bowl of water. She does not dare to carelessly accept a spiritual plant that is not wanted by others. Only in this way can she be cautious, strong and diligent enough to be favored by a big shot. This kind of plot, I find the so-called affinity of the heroines in those novels incomprehensible ~ They are strangely favored by the boss, either because of their innocent and innocent eyes, their stubbornness and unwillingness to admit defeat, or their cuteness to please and be obedient ~ These are not character, only this heroine is worthy, her hard work is worthy of her ambition, and her ups and downs are worthy of her success. Her open-mindedness and stubbornness mutually contribute to the personality charm of this heroine. She does not feel sorry for herself when she is down and out, but she still has to be stubborn to survive in despair.

Although it is tragic, it is very real. The heroine did not complain or lose heart when facing the bad situation, and worked hard to take control of her life. People who live seriously are getting better and better, come on. I hope the heroine will be strong and free in the back After changing the map, it doesn't look as good as before. I don't really like the overseas settings, saying that most of them are simple and sincere. Most people in the Central Plains are narrow-minded and selfish. I don't like the emotional pull between me and other male supporting characters after changing the map. It kind of ruins the heroine's design, is unnecessary, and feels boring. Even though I have become an immortal, I still prefer a rational and non-CP person. Of the female characters in the book, the only positive one so far is Liu Ruyan from the early days. It's quite disappointing. Looking at the male characters, there are all kinds of characters, and even the vast majority of the strong ones are men. This man-loving world is really boring and boring

Let me mark it, everything else is pretty good, the heroine's character is well developed, the opportunities are not too outrageous, and there are difficulties and tribulations. At present, we see the heroine running to the second secret realm, solving the sub-gu, and then living on a deserted island again. The possible poisonous point is that the heroine saved a snow wolf in the early stage, and the wolf ran away using magical powers. He ran away and ran away, giving it a few pills for free, but then he said that this wolf will be a powerful helper for the original heroine in the future. Good guy, he has become an enemy. I don't know if this wolf will appear in the future. I feel very angry just thinking about it. There is also the author who feels that he has not yet determined whether there is CP. I personally only read articles on cultivating immortals without CP, so I gave them up for now and will at least clarify these two points when developing articles. One star is temporarily deducted because of supporting the enemy. If there is a reversal later, or the sentence is just the original storyline, it will be changed to five stars. After reading the book again, I found that the author had deleted that sentence, nice! After tying it up, I found that anything involving the emotional line was quite awkward. I kind of wanted to take the route of being slightly obsessed with people but being single-minded, but it felt very strange. There was no ambiguous pull. It was purely because the heroine was excellent. Since leaving the secret realm, there have been people who have a crush on the heroine along the way, and even men and women have killed each other. It's normal for a good heroine to have a crush on someone, but does it have to be such a character in every dungeon? Every time I get to the next dungeon, I think it's finally over, but another emotional line emerges. As a result, the heroine is now a little nicer and kinder to passers-by, which makes my heart skip a beat. I'm not sure about the meaning of the later stages of the system. It only pops up once in the future. It's understandable that the heroine is more focused on herself after building the foundation, but she usually ignores such a big bug in her body and pretends to be deaf and dumb. Is this foreshadowing? It's not clear whether the main plot is to prevent another villain's system from absorbing the world's destiny, or whether it is the heroine's own growth experience. If you take the path of saving the world and haven't returned to the sect yet, is the copy too long? There is no sense of urgency to save the world, and it feels a bit off the main line. If the main plot is experience, then suddenly a setting of saving the world is a bit tasteless? The main reason is that the emotional line in the later stage is awkward, so I deducted one star. The first part is good, although it is painful, the image of the heroine is well created. The image of the heroine in the later period is a bit confusing to me, and she has lost her charm in the early stage. Later on, I felt that the heroine had too many psychological activities, was too lengthy, was too narcissistic, was suspicious of hydrology, and felt too routine. Often dozens of chapters had passed, and the main plot had not been pushed forward at all. Later, I thought about the setting of the master. Why did it have to be about the master having a crush on the heroine? Obviously, the early setting was that the master turned to medicine for the sake of his wife, and did not pick up the sword again for many years. As a result, after his wife woke up, because she could not accept the reality, she began to live in a drunken dream, and her cynicism changed. Instead of thinking about how to improve the mental state of the master, I saw the excellence of the heroine at that time and began to empathize with the heroine. After my wife woke up, she began to be suspicious of the women around Master. Isn't this caused by Master? Later, my wife looked away. I was sincerely happy for her, but didn't the setting really feel strange? Is it disgusting to have to write a plot where Lao Deng falls in love with someone else on the way to save Bai Yueguang? The latest chapter must be about the heroine being addicted to love and being rescued. Although the heroine touches, kisses and scratches the man, her heart is unwavering and unmoved. Her evaluation of the savior is like a pretty face, and she has no expression for the savior. Just because the man is good-looking, does it have to be written like this? It can be written that the heroine thinks he has evil intentions, but there is no basic reward. Fast forward to the heroine speaking harshly to him. It is a bit too much to speculate on malicious intentions? It feels like the heroine's current image is like that kind of extremely arrogant and trustworthy man.

Looks good! A novel that can be read with your mind. The heroine is very smart, knows how to advance and retreat, and never gives up under various circumstances. Opportunities are not like those in some fairy tales, but most of them are only encountered by the heroine's own efforts. The villain is not flat either!

It's good-looking, the heroine works hard and has a good attitude. The part about cultivating immortality and growing up is very well written and very engaging. I don't recommend that the author write any more emotional dramas, especially the three or four single arrows on the overseas map, which are so uncomfortable to watch. If it's a non-CP relationship, make it clear. If it's a romance, confirm it early, otherwise neither party will be able to get along well.

[Sneaky smile] The heroine is obviously a loser with five spiritual roots, but she doesn't show off at all, and she doesn't get carried away because of some progress. She just practices steadily. I really love this kind of daily routine of steady flow and counterattack step by step. It's so healing!

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good-looking orthodox heroine rest story, and the plot doesn't fall into clichés. Every twist in the plot is very logical. Although the heroine is relatively weak now, it still looks a little cool. I just feel that the setting of the heroine's time travel is not playing a role now (it feels like there is no possibility). I hope to continue to maintain this level. I can look forward to the future hahaha

It's good to read. I've read a lot of fairy tales recently, and this one really suits my taste. After reading it, I just want to say that a novel with a high score may not necessarily be good, and similarly, a novel with a low score may not necessarily be good. This novel can be regarded as an unexpected gain. I like the character of the heroine, who is tenacious, optimistic, and adaptable to changes. I believe she can live a good life no matter what kind of environment she is in. I look forward to the author's update.

The character of the heroine is very unique. She is a grassroots among grassroots. The cultivation process is written in more detail, but the writing is not just talk. The author's writing is very good, and the story may not be the best, but the writing is really attractive and makes people want to read on. I like this book very much and hope the author can code it faster. Originally, I didn't read casual cultivators at all, the heroine did things other than practicing, and it was slow to upgrade, but this book is really different. The author's writing style is good and will bring new reading scope to readers. I found out that I chose this novel because there were really no novels, and unexpectedly I picked it up. Everything in the text revolves around the heroine, and the charm of the supporting characters can reflect the charm of the heroine. Good review [like]

There is no gain for nothing, and the labor intensity is even quite high. The heroine is simply hard-working, brave, perseverant, and never slacks off. What's rare is that he has upright views and is very kind. It's pretty but not exaggerated and brainy. The little characters grow up step by step, which is very inspiring, exciting and interesting. Rise from dormancy at the bottom, work hard all the way, and move forward with high spirits. Good at thinking, courageous to try, down-to-earth, and very real. It's not like you get all kinds of opportunities without thinking. Normal people's thinking also reflects reality. It's a high-quality and engaging novel about cultivating immortals. It doesn't have too many bloody plots, but it's still quite enjoyable. I even often worry about not being bloody enough. You won't lose money if you invest in the stock, it's an article you can keep reading. Recommend!