After My Master Went Mad from Cultivation, She Insisted on Becoming My Dao Companion

I collected this book because of the single female protagonist, who is also a master and apprentice, which is more suitable for my hobbies. After reading it, I originally planned to read it, but I saw two souls in one body, with split personalities that would not merge. In the end, they became two. Even though the two have very close roots and relationships, the senior sister is already a single individual with her own body and independent thinking. Now, I don't think it can be called a heroine. Even if the heroine thinks it's okay, for me, this is not much different from a threesome, twin heroines who have mutual feelings. It's not very acceptable. They will all have threesomes in the future. The author and the senior sister are already independent, so in order not to make myself uncomfortable, let's stop here!

I finished reading it in two and a half days, let me know your thoughts. The advantage of this book lies in the emotional changes of the protagonist. The description is very delicate. You can clearly feel how the two protagonists fall in love with each other step by step. It does not rely on the male protagonist to cook to build a good relationship with the female protagonist like most novels. This allows people to clearly feel the layers of the plot, which is dense and delicate. The protagonist of this book is neither a time traveler nor a person of destiny, and has no golden finger, but his talent is simply outstanding and terrifying. At first, I was confused about this realm. There are more than 200 chapters in the book. How could the protagonist still stay in Foundation Establishment in more than 100 chapters? However, later I found out that the Foundation Establishment Perfection is on the same level as other novels about Transforming Gods and even Hedao Mahayana 🤦 and I guessed it right. The author must have read a lot. In martial arts novels, during the growth process of the protagonist, most of the tests experienced are not purely at the level of cultivation, but the growth and transformation of the state of mind. It just so happens that Gu Long's martial arts novels are in this style. In a duel between masters, the outcome is often determined not by external moves but by inner firmness. Of course, there are some flaws. The most obvious one is that the protagonist keeps breaking into secret realms. After breaking through this and that, it happens that the secret realms he enters every time are the ones that limit the highest level of cultivation. This is too routine. Xiao Yan, Lin Dong and Muchen actually follow this process, and due to space limitations, the descriptions of the subsequent great secret realms are not as grand as imagined; for a novel about cultivating immortals, the world view is not particularly clear. Of course, for a small story, blurring is not a bad idea, at least it will not dig too many holes to fill; the division and growth of realms are also too vague. In addition, since the feature of this book is the emotional and psychological growth and transformation of the two protagonists, can we actually add more plots in terms of emotional interaction? Generally speaking, this novel cannot be viewed from the perspective of a traditional online immortal cultivation novel, but it can be regarded as a sweet novel wrapped in a fantasy cultivation shell. It reads like slightly sweet mint water. Considering that it is probably the author's trial work, it is already very good. Five-star praise!

It's really beautiful 🥰🥰🥰 Without "senior sister", there would be no heroine. One body with two souls. The male protagonist is also a single redeemable heroine. If you don't watch it, you will regret it 😳😳

It's quite good-looking. The senior sister's portrayal is very prominent and completely opposite to the protagonist's personality. I like the senior sister's personality better. I hope Tiantian's daily life will be more 😳

Absolutely. There is no urine or poison in the whole process, and the progress and plot arrangements are very good. It is not as sadistic as in some immortality novels, nor is it as easy to use cheats as in some immortality novels. And to be honest, this novel gave me the feeling of going back to junior high school. The words used were very emmm and sophisticated. The choice of words and sentences in the writing make people feel a bit like an ancient romance style. Well, I felt a little embarrassed watching it but at the same time I was happy hahahaha. Really missed. It can be seen that the author's imagination is really rich, it is really great! Especially the handling of the emotional part at the end is really, really great. I really, really like it. Maybe it seems a bit ideal. I think this novel can be read as a light romance. Some serious injuries and the like are not described with emphasis. Overall, the plot is very brisk and events progress very quickly. The only thing that affects the perception a little is that the author may not have arranged the plot well in the early stage, or because he has to use some cheats or the plot will not unfold, so it seems a bit forced. It's the kind of thing that is very precise and very deliberate. But later on, when the game progressed to about 1/5, it became obvious that the plot became much smoother and more coherent.

The single heroine, the senior sister described it as very cute, very good

After reading Chapter 60, the plot is very to my liking, so I give it five points. After reading it, let's add to it. The master had two personalities due to problems with his skills. In order to completely solve this problem, his disciple Su Chen took his "senior sister" (the master's other personality) into the secret realm to fight for opportunities. In the end, the two personalities were completely separated into two independent people. In this process, the master went from resisting at the beginning to making a three-chapter agreement with the senior sister and accepting it, and then finally understood his own heart; the senior sister secretly appeared at the beginning and later became independent. These plots are very interesting and relatively rare. And the ending of their seclusion in the end is also the ending of cultivating immortality that I expected.

The author's writing is good, but why are so few people reading it?

Has the introduction been changed once? It's not what it looks like now.

Five stars must be five stars