I Quit Pretending! My Daughter Cultivates Immortality, and She's Invincible

So good! The dialogue between the female lead and the system is hilarious. The little girl's personality is so cute and adorable. The mother and daughter seem quite happy and haven't suffered much mistreatment, living a very enjoyable life. There aren't any truly difficult characters yet, and the female protagonist, Jing, just keeps popping up in front of the main character—it's wonderful! Update soon!! 😘😘

The premise itself is captivating: while others cultivate immortality through arduous training, the female lead achieves victory effortlessly through the constant companionship of a supportive character. On the surface, it's about the daughter cultivating immortality, but the real highlight lies in this supportive character.

This is an amazing story! The fact that the daughter doesn't change her surname is a big plus 😘. Nine out of ten stories I've read about raising children involve the daughter taking the male lead's surname, no matter how powerful the female lead is, how strong her backing is, or how hard it is for her to raise the child alone. The child always has to change her surname after the male lead arrives.

It's pretty good, I finished it in one go, but it's too short. The author could have written more, made it more detailed, hundreds of thousands of words would have been more satisfying 🤦. It's not enough to keep you reading. The female lead is incredibly capable without realizing it. At first, she doesn't think she's capable, but others see her as very capable. I love this kind of story 😂.

The plot was good, and the use of the female lead's surname was a plus, but the fact that the daughter and her friend addressed each other as brothers was a deduction of one star.

It's really good, why is the rating so low? Thank you so much for saving me from a reading slump! Lately, the books Tomato recommended to me have been so frustrating—they started off well but ended up being awful. This is the kind of book I like. I hope Tomato won't recommend any more terrible books to me. Thank you so much! This book is a bit short, but it's already fantastic! 😘😘😘

So it's actually quite well written. The only problem is that there aren't many characters, the plot isn't full enough, and it ends too quickly. I even think it could be expanded into a 1 million-word novel, which would be very exciting.

Why is nobody watching? Everyone come and see! It's so good! It's a super satisfying novel with a Dihua-style plot. The female lead never suffers any hardship and always thinks it's the system's power, but she's actually a Mahayana cultivator. Her daughter is also super cute, such an adorable baby 🥺. The mother and daughter just roam freely in the cultivation world.

It's really good-looking; the interaction between the two is hilarious.

It's very interesting, the reading process is relaxing and enjoyable, and it's suitable for stress relief and entertainment.