From Ant to Rogue Cultivation Powerhouse

This is amazing!!! This is the only cultivation novel I've ever read where the female protagonist fails to break through her cultivation level and then regresses. Aside from the plot starting at age 50 and being quite fast-paced, the author's updates are also consistent, maintaining a dozen or so chapters per day. This is much better than those authors who release chapters in a piecemeal fashion!

The advantages and disadvantages are quite obvious. The author updates very quickly, more than ten chapters a day, and truly depicts the hardships of cultivation at the bottom and the cautious and resilient character of the female protagonist. As a coming-of-age story, it is not bad (the growth of a 60-year-old woman is also a kind of growth 🤦). However, the shortcomings are also obvious.

This is a really good, arduous cultivation novel. The protagonist struggles and perseveres from the very beginning, without any sentimentality or forced awkwardness. It perfectly captures the journey of ordinary people like myself as we climb the ranks. I fought my way through to the very end.

It's quite good. The author made some mistakes in the first few chapters, such as with spirit stones, but it gets better and better as it goes on. The second and third map changes really got the hang of it. It gets better and better with each chapter. Keep it up, author! It's rare to see a female cultivator story, and the female lead even has a good friend. The two of them are truly admirable!

The story is captivating, but a few questions remain. The original owner was a menial servant in the sect, so what about her family? Surely she had at least a few relatives? The female protagonist is usually cautious, but she seemed overly confident when forcibly pushing her way through levels by consuming elixirs.

Although the inner monologues are sometimes too verbose and long, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. The writing is good, and I really like the female supporting characters the author portrays besides the main heroine. They're not like the male supporting characters with a lot of screen time in other novels without a main heroine and a romantic relationship. Most importantly, the author updates more than ten times a day! Awesome!

The original owner of this body had poor aptitude, but the transmigrated female protagonist improved her aptitude and encountered numerous "opportunities" thanks to being a "modern person" and the author's protagonist halo. Without any cheat codes, she "fought" her way up step by step; the author's female protagonist is intelligent, resourceful, and never gives up.

Having read up to chapter 65, I think the author has done a pretty good job. The protagonist is steadily progressing, going from being penniless at the beginning to establishing himself firmly in the new world through his day and night practice of talismanic arts. At first, he even had trouble eating, but now he can rely on his own abilities to team up with others for adventures.

Four stars for the female protagonist. I wonder if the author is aiming for a story that transitions from a mortal cultivation novel to a fantasy. Here are a few suggestions: I've read 76 chapters so far, and the female protagonist is still solely focused on arduous cultivation. This might be realistic, as smooth sailing is too rare, and it resonates with modern readers' mindsets.

I enjoy reading cultivation novels without a romantic pairing. The world map is rich, and the battle scenes the author writes are truly excellent, each with its own unique characteristics. The writing definitely gets better with each chapter. It's a rare story that follows a free-spirited cultivation path—keep it up!