While Others Cultivate Immortality, I Open Loot Boxes and Ascend by Accident

A mine clearance It is not all female, there is only one male supporting role (over 50 years old), and there are only scenes in the early stage, and there are no men in the supporting roles in the later stage. In terms of wording, we will try our best to choose non-controversial words to ensure a reading experience. The heroine will be kinder or a bit saintly when she is safe, especially for female characters, and will not be soft on enemies. In terms of plot, women's appearance is rarely described. In the world of immortality, both genders are equal. In the case of "The Furnace", only spiritual roots are considered, not gender. The surname follows either the mother or the father. There is a phenomenon of favoring boys over girls in some mortal areas. The background of the mortal world is a farming feudal dynasty society. (This setting is for a subsequent slap in the face plot. If you are not satisfied, you can delete it) The description is polished by AI, but the plot is not AI. The unreasonable parts are due to the author's lack of intelligence and knowledge. If you are dissatisfied or if there are any plot points that I missed, you can let me change them [Send your heart]

It's very interesting. It's the best book about cultivating immortals that I've seen recently. The heroine and the supporting characters in it are very normal. Although there are cheats, they still prefer traditional cultivating. I really like the character of the heroine. She is steady and steady all the way, hardworking and very principled. Highly recommended. It's tied with the Heroine Continent, and I probably won't continue to watch it in the future. In the Heroine Continent, there are boys, except for the female protagonist. It's a bit of a surprise. It feels like it's just a name change. The men in the Heroine Continent are equivalent to women. I don't quite understand that the Heroine wants to deprive women of their reproductive rights, because fertility and giving birth to new lives are only for women. In my opinion, it is not a bad thing.

Good. 1️⃣There are a large proportion of female characters with status, and it is a veritable female channel. 2️⃣Many female characters appear without deliberately describing her as a woman. Many readers will subconsciously think that this character is a man based on stereotypes, and then reveal her female identity through the dialogue. 3️⃣If I remember correctly, the first time the heroine was called "Master" when she was apprenticed, someone in the commentary pointed out that it should be "Master". I don't know if they noticed this, but in the subsequent content, the author asked the heroine to call her teacher "Master". I haven't thought of anything else yet. I'll add it after reading it [please update]

First of all, the feminist point of view is silent, appearing gently, unobtrusively, and very naturally. Secondly, this is a real heroine. The heroine is the center of the story. Finally, the writing is smooth, easy to read, and there is no routine.

It's rare to see such a normal fairy tale in a female channel, and the heroine is not a violent and murderous type, she is humane, and she also knows how to plan for herself, and she is good at calculations. It's pretty good. I'll give it a five-star rating.

There is no fault in my ability to write stories, but my expression is average. It's just that I didn't actually see any surprises. But, it doesn't feel that great. Many of the characters feel a bit flat. It's hard to describe in a few words what this person is like? For example, what kind of person is the heroine's master? What about the previous manager? Too bland. There is no strong binding feeling. For example, when browsing Douyin, netizens sometimes ask a question, that is, when it comes to using the flute, who can you think of? That's probably it. I feel that no character has a particularly strong character trait that is particularly related to him. Including the heroine. Including the heroine's initial friend. In fact, I felt a little sad when I watched it. Because the relationship between this initial friend and the original person will definitely not be weak. Because she herself was very thin, but when she was sick, she helped him take care of the fields and cooked medicine for him. This must be a big burden for that friend. But she did it anyway. But she didn't notice that her friend had changed. She is like a tool. She guides the heroine to adapt to the world in the early stage, but in the later stage she passively accepts the heroine's care. Of course, you really shouldn't spend a lot of time writing about a supporting character. But I see some stories, even if they are minor supporting characters, sometimes they still make people feel that they are flesh and blood. It will make people feel that this character is a living character with her own thoughts, will, and emotions. But it's true that everyone's ideas and habits of reading stories are different. It's just that some people find this setting particularly annoying to them. And I think I might want to see some stories with more diverse characters.

Nice! I won't specifically mention the female status of the teachers, so I will mention her as a natural term, but the most powerful ones are basically women, which I find so cool! Strongly Amway everyone comes to see

Nice! ! ! I actually quite like watching the relatively peaceful Cultivation of Immortality, maybe because of the farming genes and the hoarding temperament. I don't like the frequent storms, and I just like to watch the protagonist gradually accumulate ability and financial resources, but I also want to feel satisfied. This book integrates these two points very well. The protagonist steadily builds up basic skills step by step and has a solid character. He also has an absolutely loyal character, a lovable spirit animal that is completely oriented towards his master. His desire for sharing is also satisfied, and his golden finger is also very open. The author is completely a mother, which is very reassuring! There are also social-related ones. Heishencan has watched too much and wants to watch something satisfying. So far, I have seen Lin Qingxue and Elder Xie, and they all feel very good, stable and reassuring. There is no plot of female rivalry. The junior sister who has been with the heroine before is also very good. The child is still young but is already very independent, and is also oriented toward the heroine. Moreover, the heroine is also very likeable. She is kind but restrained. She knows how to judge the situation, dares to venture forward and seize opportunities. She can use her brain and speak well, and will not be arrogant and complacent. I enjoyed reading this novel after a tiring day... It's stable and reassuring, but occasionally it has a bit of excitement to stimulate my nerves, just like eating fish roe buns, delicious, juicy and silky (っ˘зʕ•̫͡•ʔ

No cp female strong cultivator, the babies look so 🥵There are so many cute female characters from the front! Most of them are women, and the words are not insulting to women. OK, I will just give such a lovely author a big thumbs up

OK, this is so pretty, right? I think the best part is the part about mortal relatives. The heroine has a happy family and she cultivates immortality to protect her family. After my sister was defrauded into a marriage, she did not recover from the fall, but worked hard to build a business on her own. Moreover, the heroine practiced very hard in her life without the blind box system. Then the whole book read smoothly, and there were no words that made me uncomfortable. There are more women than men. I have read the latest chapter. The man with the most scenes is the manager at the beginning, and he doesn't have many scenes later. Finally, there is the world of heroines, which is the only plot that I feel uncomfortable with. There men give birth to children. I think this is just a change of name. The "male" there completely corresponds to the "female" in reality. The one who receives unequal treatment is still the one who gave birth. In that case, what's the difference from now? I don't think that's the equality I want.