Yang Changqing transmigrated from being a chef to becoming the son of an immortal. With a beautiful wife and concubines, he wanted to be a carefree wastrel and enjoy a lie-flat life. It seemed like a perfect start, but unfortunately, his mother was a strict disciplinarian.
Can one really attain the Dao through cooking? Isn't that just an unorthodox path?
My mother is Li Huaping! She formed her Golden Core at eighteen! On her wedding day, she challenged the geniuses of the Five Great Heavenly Sects with her sword, stunning the Southern Continent with a single strike! Geniuses? Before my mother, they're nothing.
Me! Yang Changqing! A fake five-element spiritual root? A good-for-nothing? A wastrel? The young master of the Lingxiao Sect, crippled by his own mother? No. Just watch me shatter the Nine Heavens with my sword!
You brat, watch this sword closely! - Li Huaping
Mother, how much does this sword resemble you? - Yang Changqing
You may be the greatest sword cultivator under heaven, but why couldn't I be?
This sword! Let's see how much of it you recognize!
Everything else is good, except that the main character's mother's attitude towards her children is murky. It feels like she is doing it for the good of the main character, but she is not so responsible and well-intentioned. She does not have the kind of obscure and silent love that a mother has to do for the growth of her children. Sometimes the mother's emotional investment and fluctuations in her children are not as good as those of an outsider. The main character is too aggrieved, and it feels aggrieved to watch. I feel that some inner monologues of the mother about the main character can be added.
The writing is pretty good, but the author can write about why the hell the protagonist does this to the protagonist.
Has the author considered dividing it into volumes? Treat the previous part in the sect as one volume. When I saw the title, I thought it was a cool article pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger? The novel is good to read, but it cannot withstand such a sudden and huge reversal.
This book is very good, and I hope the author will continue to follow it, but I don't understand why his father and mother don't care about him so much. Is this biological? But the plot is very good. I suggest the author to let the protagonist's strength soar in the later stage, and then run to other sects to become the Holy Son, and then defeat the two disciples under his mother in the competition, so that others can see the strength of the protagonist.
I hope the male protagonist becomes dark🍉
I just don't know if Li Huaping will regret it. If she is really forced, she can use many methods. There is no need to use this most extreme method. Although this method can make people reborn from the ashes, has she ever thought that this method can also make people irrecoverable?
It's pretty good to watch, but it's a bit frustrating. It looks a bit high 🤦. After reading too many cool articles, I lose interest in them. I still like this type of breaking through in adversity and slowly working hard to improve. I won't say too much, but the author will give you a lot of support✊
It's quite interesting, but the main character is really weird. He looks like an arbitrary parent in reality. I look forward to the follow-up development [Read carefully]
It's great. I love watching it. I hope I can see the protagonist's dirty talk and blood flowing down the river in the follow-up.
First of all, I think the author writes well. Why is he well written? Li Huaping is so angry with the male protagonist that my liver hurts and my blood pressure is high. The male protagonist is also good enough🐢. I hope that the male protagonist will darken and become stronger in the future, making his mother regret it.