Protagonist: Lin Panpan
(Gender-bender + fast-paced, with a single-minded goal of becoming an immortal.)
One day, Lin Panpan wakes up having transmigrated to the Great Xia Dynasty.
She has become a farm girl whose entire family is dead and whose life has been claimed by an evil spirit. She has less than seven days to live.
Faced with such a desperate situation, Lin Panpan is filled with despair.
Just as she is about to give up, she awakens her golden finger: the Pure World White Lotus Seed.
By purifying demons, she can obtain some of their demonic power or supernatural abilities.
Evil spirits? Purified!
Demons? Taken down!
As she fights monsters and levels up, she reaps the benefits from every demon, monster, and ghost in the Three Realms. By the time she looks back, she has already become an unparalleled female immortal who makes gods and demons throughout history bow before her!
Stop bragging! Fast-paced? Where's the speed? 36 chapters and still only at the first level of the mortal realm. Slow cultivation is one thing, but you even write about transmigration and rebirth, and the reborn characters are disgusting. Do you think Tomato's novels don't have enough toxic elements or variety?
The protagonist inexplicably makes a bunch of enemies, and his leveling speed is extremely slow.
I've collected almost all the poison spots, so I suggest not wasting any more time here.
What's with the plot about the protagonist leaving the mountain after becoming an apprentice? It's so forced to involve the protagonist in this broken engagement story. The protagonist's killing spree is also insane; he even went back to the Lin family to kill, inexplicably creating an enemy for the Lin family.
Problematic aspect: The cultivation novel is written entirely like a fantasy novel.
It's pretty good, I wish there were more chapters! 😄😄
The villain's intelligence is touching.
It's alright, readable. However, some details are lacking. The protagonist's gender transformation is too easy to accept; she immediately wears pink clothes instead of white or black, which are unisex. Also, this novel seems to lack magic, Taoist arts, and martial arts techniques; fighting is all done with hammers and swords.
To be honest, I can't really go into detail about all the flaws!
Not bad, just a bit too little, not enough to see.