The Cannon Fodder Unearthed an Ancient Ruin and Stripped the Cultivation World Bare

Well, finally, I am no longer trying to compete with the original heroine. It makes me uncomfortable to watch many other female channels that are still competing for opportunities with girls. They are funny and sad at the same time. Many people don't realize that such funny articles are based on the misfortune of another girl. In the final analysis, it is still female competition (although the competition is not a man, but it is really uncomfortable to keep staring at a girl competing for opportunities and describing the girl's suffering process in detail)

It's very good. It's a refreshing read that relieves stress. Except for the first few chapters, which were a little bit stingy, you can read the rest with confidence. It's understandable that the author is in a bad mood after being chased and scolded by some readers, but it's worth spending several chapters directly in the main text. In addition, it's a bit frustrating to bring the plot of these chapters into reality. I still feel that the viewing experience is not very good. After all, I read it for a mindless and enjoyable article.

I listened to thirty chapters of the book. It's a very on-point and refreshing story. The female protagonist is decisive in killing and shows no mercy to the original male protagonist and his best relatives. The disadvantage is that he spends most of his time pretending to be a man, and when interacting with her, he behaves like a man.

I've caught up on the update, and I think it's okay. I just hope there will be more outstanding and bright female characters and less of that thief.

It's good-looking. The heroine knows how to repay her gratitude to the Shanhe Sect who saved her in her previous life. Unlike other protagonists, who helped her countless times and she still thinks they are weak and drags her down. Let's put it this way, many so-called heroines are almost synonymous with ungratefulness and selfishness. Fortunately, the heroine in this book has not lost her true heart.

Highly recommended, for those who like revenge plots and seize opportunities, sisters, come and watch. Jiang Wu was the cannon fodder for the male protagonist in his previous life. He was used by the male protagonist and tortured at the same time. He was not stupid after his rebirth, and he secretly took revenge.

It's super good, but updates are too slow. I finished it before I even reached the 100th chapter [crying] [crying] It's so cool that the heroine keeps trying to steal the opportunity of the original male host, and she keeps torturing him. I just want to laugh when I see how frustrated he is [laughing] [laughing] The original male protagonist is living in dire straits. I don't want him to die too quickly. It would be too easy for him to die so easily. In the end, life would be worse than death. I like the way he can't understand the female protagonist but can't fuck her [laugh][laugh]

To be honest, I have been following this book for a long time, but the author was too slow to update it, and it was not enough for me to read [laughing] The reason why I have not given a star is because many people have complained before that there is a paragraph about respecting women. The leader wanted to make women respected or everyone equal in the mortal world, but after choosing the queen, she went back to practice, and when she came back to read it, she found that it was originally a female-dominated dynasty, and then within a few years it became a male-dominated dynasty. When I read this section, to be honest, I no longer had the desire to read any more, but I couldn't help but read the book, and then I looked to the back. In fact, as I looked further back, I felt that it was okay, and I could continue reading. Then I kept chasing, and now I'm reviewing it. I think it's quite good, but women's thoughts are awakening now, so there are many places that are too extreme. It's normal [facepalm] The author can still read it if he changes it, but it doesn't matter if he doesn't change it. Anyway, I've already read it. If it doesn't work, just read it later, skip that paragraph, and read it later [facepalm] The author should hurry up and write, it's not enough. I'm short of books now, and I can't find good books at all.

It's pretty good-looking. The heroine is very cautious and basically doesn't show her true colors. I saw someone in the comment section saying that she is basically a man in disguise. In fact, it's not the case. Zhang San only uses it when he does bad things. Li Si and Xuanyin are both girls later. Recommended!

Except for the harsh emotional description at the beginning when the heroine joins the sect, there are no particularly bad points. Although the heroine hates the lucky man, except for the first time she was reborn, she would pay special attention to him. Later, she will mainly focus on her own cultivation. Although she will pay attention to him, she will not be in a paranoid state where she completely ignores him in order to get rid of him. The way of heaven in this place is disgusting enough. If you kill one, another equally disgusting copy of the male lead will appear. The overall plot is quite ups and downs, not dull, and there is nothing particularly frustrating at the moment. Uh, isn't your level rising too fast later? From Jindan to Mahayana at once? Is this still the result of suppression? Not to mention whether the thunder tribulation would kill her, the heroine had never exercised her body, so her meridians and Dantian would definitely not be able to withstand so much spiritual power suddenly, and she did not spend time consolidating her cultivation. I don't like this setting very much. It feels like the progress is too slow or I don't want to write about pure immortality. I want to write another idea, but the current female lead's cultivation level is too low, so I can only forcefully improve it. And hundreds of years have passed outside, not to mention what the heroine will do if her little spiritual pet encounters the family member who killed her mother. I remember that the heroine had an agreement with her bodyguard to help him make elixirs, right? Why not write about the heroine finding the elixir she needs in the secret realm first, and then write about the rest? There is obviously so much foreshadowing, but what is needed for the elixir is outside the secret realm. . .