Why Is the World of Cultivation so Sick?

Let's take a look at the five-star reviews first. There aren't many. I came here because of the "sand sculpture group portraits" in the introduction. I thought the article was a coming-of-age story for a group of passionate and abstract teenagers. But how can I put it? The article is good. There are no messy emotional lines and ambiguous lines. There are also growth lines, but it feels like something is missing. In fact, it has highlights and passion, but it seems to be bland. I don't know why. The heroine is supposed to be a stubborn, hard-working, and very talented person. There are a lot of characters in the previous chapters. It feels like they are all children of aristocratic families who know each other and are taking assessments with ordinary people. Everyone has a memory point (I'm sorry, maybe I'm too sensitive. Dongfang and Mr. Su feel weird [face covering], as well as the senior brother and senior brother Shen [face covering]) It is a highlight that everyone works together to kill the holy beast. But in addition to feeling that it is difficult to kill the holy beast and the heroine's swordsmanship is very good. Others are still light. The bond between young people always feels like something is missing. It feels a little bit like a running story, including the follow-up development. The master is really kind and friendly. Then it is not easy to do the tasks. The world of cultivating immortals is very dangerous. Overall, it is pretty good. I look forward to the follow-up [OK]

It looks good. I like it better. Good luck to the author💪