A Rogue Cultivator's Rise: She Wants a Wife and Children, Too

It's very good, the writing and plot are good, and it doesn't drag on. The heroine Jiang Lingyue is also working hard to practice for time. The second female lead, Gu Qingyi, was a little unfair to Jiang. Although Jiang Lingyue was a bit of a licker, it was because Gu Qingyi was pregnant with her child, otherwise she wouldn't care so much about Gu. Think about everything first. I hope Jiang can have a death escape in the later stage and take care of it for a while. Otherwise, this Gu would never have thought of how good Jiang was.

Very nice to look at. The plot and the portrayal of the characters' mentality are very well written. To say that Jiang Li is a bit stereotyped, there are so many people in this world who go both ways as soon as they meet. Jiang fell in love relatively early, but he also has a sense of boundaries. He doesn't have the attitude of giving everything just because he likes him. He respects the other person within the love. Gu is slowly understanding and accepting Jiang. It's written very realistically. The best hope is not to be ridiculous. The sudden appearance of the person from the upper world really shocked me. Fortunately, there was no bloody plot, and I hope there won't be any later. The remaining star will be played later. [Laughing evilly] Come on!

The plot is novel and the two heroines are very cute. I feel so sorry for Jiang Lingyue. Thinking of how she was bullied and ignored when she was young, fortunately she did not give up on herself and grew up step by step until now. She has her own persistence, sense of responsibility, and longs to have her own home. It really hurts me to see her rising self-esteem, but I am also pleased that she is growing up step by step. I hope that she will be like her name, with the rivers surging and the moon shining brightly in the sky. I especially like the word Ling, and I will be the best at it. You are so smart and so tenacious, you will get what you want.

It's a very interesting novel about cultivating immortals. Maybe everyone's understanding of emotions is different. I don't think Xiao Jiang is a dog licker. It seems like that's not what licking a dog means, right? Xiao Gu is okay. He is slowly accepting that the two have a child. This is a turning point. Xiao Gu must adapt. Xiao Gu should be regarded as Xiao Jiang's Bai Yueguang. I think Bai Yueguang is pregnant with her own child. Hahaha. If I have the ability to let Bai Yueguang have my child, I think I will definitely be more like Xiao Jiang. I make a wish. Maybe all the sisters will have this ability in the future [face covering]

It looks pretty good for now, so I'll save some money first. Is Jiang a dog licker? I don't think it's like a person liking someone. Jiang's liking has a sense of boundaries, and he doesn't like Gu blindly. And there is a comment that is quite strange, what does "second female lead" mean? Where does this statement come from? It's obviously a dual heroine setting. I have also seen two male protagonists, but I have never seen anyone classify one of the male protagonists as the "second male protagonist", so when I saw this high praise comment describing the female protagonist as the "second female protagonist", I can only sigh - it is really amazing, you can see everything new here After reading more than 50 chapters, I tied it. Some of the later settings are a bit disappointing. I don't like the setting of two women competing for one woman. Why do we have to have a third party? I don't really like the slightly sick protagonist, one is acceptable, but it feels like both protagonists have some psychological problems. The love settings in this book are somewhat morbid. Let's take a look.

It's very interesting to watch. The two people talk directly and there's no misunderstanding. There's no problem. They solve problems together. I like to watch this kind of smooth flow. People who watch it feel comfortable and warm. It's like the past and present life.

I'm here to comment. I usually finish reading this. It's one of the few I've read to catch up. It's very well written. I've read relatively few novels about two heroines cultivating immortals. This seems to be the third or fourth novel. The more books I read, the less I can find what I like. I think this character is okay. It's hard to say about relationships. Everyone has different definitions of like. Some people like vigorous and vigorous works, some like slow and steady flow, and some even like to work hard. They don't know afterward. Now it seems that it should be long and steady. Jiang Lingyue's love is outgoing, while Gu Qingyi's is restrained. I want to see the little baby. I don't know when the baby will be born. I hope that all the sisters who read my comments and myself will get what they want in the future, and have a good harvest in love and career [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

It's very beautiful, the plot is tight, the two heroines are very natural and interesting, and they are getting stronger all the time. The story becomes more and more exciting as it goes on, the emotions between both parties are very natural, it's a completely refreshing story, the kind of effortless fun, the supporting characters are also flesh and blood, I can't stop watching it, I highly recommend it.

A lot of reading, but I have a question. Since Jiang Nian is the key to the ladder to heaven, why do those cultivators have to capture Jiang Nian? Shouldn't we protect her and let her grow up? Do they know how to open the ladder to heaven? Do you want Jiang Nian to sacrifice? If this is the case, then why does Endless Valley protect Jiang Nian? Isn't the reason why Endless Valley exists to open the Stairway to Heaven? Then if there is a better way to open the Stairway to Heaven in Endless Valley, why not tell the sect and the aristocratic family, so that they don't need to fight for Jiang Nian? Also, before, Gu Qingyi slept with Jiang Lingyue because of traditional Chinese medicine, but they didn't explain who gave Gu Qingyi the medicine later, so there was no follow-up to this matter.

I almost couldn't watch it at the beginning. There were no detailed introductions to the various characters. I thought I missed it, but I slowly figured it out later. The more I read, the more interesting it became. The pace is also faster. It's not a very ink-like writing, and there's nothing sad about it. It's relatively relaxed and enjoyable. I feel that the update has not been completed yet. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot. I want to see Jiang Lingyue find her two mothers, and I want to see the little fairy reunite with her grandmothers and finally live a happy life. However, please don't write about the little dumpling growing up. If you really want to write about it, it is best to make a side story.