Cultivation of Immortality: Start by Traveling Through Time and Becoming a Wild Boar

Even if I put aside the discomfort with the wording (swearing women, boys default to boys), I don't like it too much. There are too many male characters, whether they have more scenes or supporting roles that only appear a few times. There are too many male characters. After reading the whole story, all the memories in my mind are male characters. As a female reader, it is really uncomfortable to watch. The previous cultivation story had some ups and downs, but since entering the palace, it has completely shifted towards daily life. There is no particularly strong hook that makes people look forward to what will happen when the heroine enters the world of cultivation. The heroine's character is kind and calm, and she does not have a strong desire to cultivate immortality that makes people empathize with her. There is no sense of crisis in the plot. If the author just likes this kind of daily life, he may need to adjust the introduction to attract relevant audiences. I like animal training and find it interesting, so I came in to watch it. I also like the heroine's determination to practice all the way. It has reached chapter 76, and the fate is over. I originally planned to give it a three-star rating (I don't think a three-star rating is a bad rating, but it is qualified), but the author seems to be more concerned, so I give it four stars. Come on, author.

It's good to watch, the plot is very novel, and there are a lot of foreshadowings at the beginning. I look forward to filling in the holes later.

Infinite resurrection, inheritance of strength, this golden finger is very powerful