Transmigrate? Cultivate Immortality? I'd Rather Make a Star Queen

This is a fairy tale. He wouldn't pounce on a beautiful woman when he sees her. How could an immortal fall in love with a mortal woman? Fairies are fresh and refined, pure and flawless, how can they be compared to mortal women.

The title of the book doesn't quite match the content, but it's well written. The author has a certain background, and it's a bit refreshing. However, some chapters jump too quickly, and the characterization is a bit lacking, and it's not delicate enough. The final extra chapter is well written.

The following chapters are very good and very realistic, but there is no such a big hero in reality.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a refreshing novel. It feels a bit like the refreshing novels from ten years ago. It's a bit routine, but it's really enjoyable. In fact, whether it's a routine, a master abuser, or a novice, the main thing is that it's fun enough, and everything else is just a minor problem. The plot of this book is not very integrated between cultivating immortality and entertainment, but the pace is fast and only one or two chapters are enough for each exciting point, which does not affect the feeling of enjoyment. Moreover, the big exciting points burst out naturally, the foreshadowing is well laid out, and the refreshing points are sufficient.

Okay, okay, kill decisively and don't be sloppy! Come on, author! This is how great gods are made [smile]

A good-looking urban cultivation novel, with not many clichés and plots that are reasonable and not forced. I like it!

Yes, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

Okay, good, recommended. Come on! !

Very good, come on! Come on!

A real good book