[Dual female leads + no romance + traditional cultivation + transmigrate into a book + no System + gradual growth + ensemble cast + sect life + no bashing the original heroine]
Pei Li transmigrates into a cultivation novel.
She has a spiritual root, talent, and, above all, a heart set on seeking the Dao.
After going to all the trouble of transmigrating, why should she have to die according to the book's ending?
But only after she truly enters the cultivation world does she realize
Huh... Wait?
Why isn't this like the original novel?
Flying on swords, profound talismans, pills that bring the dead back to life, formations that can trap the heavens and earth... The book didn't mention any of this was so amazing!
And Bai Qinghan, the destined heroine of the book? She's beautiful and kindhearted!
Author's ramblings: This is a dual-female-lead story with no romance. Pei Li and Bai Qinghan each have their own stories, and they won't become a couple.
Also, I won't bash the original heroine. I've always felt that supporting characters deserve to be liked without needing the original heroine to turn bad first. Pei Li can forge her own path, and Bai Qinghan can remain wonderful. There's no need to put one down to lift the other up. Of course, they'll have their own little agendas, make mistakes, and disagree sometimes. I want to write two girls who have minds of their own.
I personally enjoy watching characters gradually learn new skills, so there'll be plenty about cultivation, studying their craft, and the little everyday things that happen in the sect. Early on, they can only do so much. They won't arrive at the immortal sect knowing everything or able to beat everyone. There'll be satisfying moments, but they won't steamroll their way through everything. If you enjoy watching characters grow, give it a try. If you want a story where the leads are slaughtering everyone from the first chapter, this one might not be for you. Go with what you like~ 😋😋
It's okay. There aren't too many surprises. At first, I thought Pei Li's character was cautious and didn't talk much. I read Chapter 35 and there's one here. Emm, let's put it this way, there's a little difference, but overall the plot is okay.
I saw someone recommending it and thought it was quite cliche, but I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly exciting, compact and not protracted, the plot has ups and downs, the logic is rigorous, and there are no flaws. It's really good!
I really like the character of the heroine, and the plot is also very gripping. I keep following her [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
The details are incomparable, thank you so much, it looks great
The details are stunning
The story is very substantial Still unfinished
The heroine is really lovable, I'm following her to the end It looks really good 👍
This book is very good, I like it very much. It's really beautiful [sending heartfelt wishes]
There is no system and pure cultivation, and the advancement of the realm is logical, not bad, not bad
The part about pulling out the spiritual roots in Chapter 6 was well changed. The heroine turned around and went to practice. It was so cool!