Transformed Into a Peerless Demoness, I Seek Immortality Through Divination

It's really good to read. I have always been a loyal lover of good books on cultivating immortals. I have read so many books on cultivating immortals, and this one impressed me deeply. It is not just a simple routine that has never changed. Moreover, the author's writing style is also very good. Every character's portrayal and every choice made by the protagonist are vivid and correct, and also mixed with a little bit of comedy. In my heart, he is definitely worthy of a masterpiece of 9.5 Or above. Come on, keep updating [Ask for more updates] [Ask for more updates] [Ask for more updates]

It's good to read, and the setting is particularly in line with my taste. Most of the novels about cultivating immortals are about cultivating magic, cultivating swords, etc. There are relatively few stories about cultivating poison, cultivating sounds, or relatively unpopular and unique magic weapons that I like. In addition, it is about men wearing women, and there is no cp, which is more in line with my taste. More love to read 💕

So far, I have not fallen into the trap of being cliched. I have stepped out step by step very wonderfully. I am very smart and know what I want. The pacing feels very cool and the setting is in line with my preferences. The setting of Qixuanqin introduces Tianlei, and the setting of Miss Wan suddenly comes to life. Even if she is cheated, she still wants to cheat Shen Dai. The head of the Wan family is also very smart and chooses to help A'dai. It really attracts visitors from other worlds (in the past, they were all killed by vicious cannon fodder hahahaha). It suddenly feels like this small world is probably a small secret mirror or someone else's small world. Now let's see what happens when the Shen family is wiped out and how the golden finger is obtained. The only small regret is that this title of Enchantress is a bit shocking to me, but Qin Xiu or others can accept it. But the article is wonderful

I look at it, it's pretty good. This book has a lot of short stories for me to read. The last one that brought me a sense of satisfaction was Taixu Sword Princess. One star deducted, the female channel is too strong, and the AI writes a lot of nonsense. In recent chapters, if you want to train Liu Ruyan, a single spiritual stone can reach the second level of Qi training. The training resources are wrong. It is unreasonable for a young Qi training monk from another world to bring the best spiritual stone. This thing is at least something that can only be accessed at the Nascent Soul stage of Jindan. To sum up, the story is very strong, but the new realm of cultivation in other worlds is far behind compared with this one. The broken Qi training period can be compared with the similar martial arts here.

To be honest, I didn't have high hopes when I read the first chapters, but the theme is novel. However, as I read the later chapters, it became more and more interesting. It felt like Adai suddenly came to life, and the writing style was much better. The later chapters felt quite good, and I was looking forward to it (*^o^*). I hope the author will continue to make progress in the future😊 I am looking forward to Adai's subsequent development.

It's a very good book. Let me tell you about my current situation. After reading the first volume, I think there are three climaxes, ① Inducing the dragon's cry in the early stage ② The ferocious soldiers protecting the Lord ③ Zhenyuan section. From the first contact, I was attracted by the novel setting. It writes about the various situations in the world, not the popular kind of fairy tales. It is very attractive. After reading so much, I can feel that the author has worked hard for this setting. But since it has been written so well, why not make it longer? I also felt a little regretful. When I saw Wang's Medicine Field, I was thinking why I didn't write out the third layer. I had already laid a lot of groundwork in the early stage. It would feel better if I finished writing the good results. But today I saw a big regret that it ended. This was unexpected. As a comment after the end said, Shen Dai's story has just begun, so why did it end? But from another perspective, this kind of immortality novel basically follows the same direction. The protagonist keeps getting stronger, and maybe the author can't continue writing. I have seen messages at the end of some chapters saying that I don't know how to write, and I can understand it. But now I feel very regretful. After I came across this book, I planned to binge-watch it for hundreds of chapters, but now that it's over, I don't know if I'll still feel regretful when I read it to the end. Now I'm torn on whether to read it any more. In the words at the end of the chapter, I thought there would be a long story, but there was none. So good night, Shen Dai. It's so sad. Why are there so few people reading such a beautiful book? Now it shows that there are only 8,000 people reading it. I remember there were 20,000 to 30,000 people reading it when I first read it. Is it because there were too few people reading it? Why is it over? I obviously enjoyed watching it so much, I feel like I have been completely involved 😢😢 After reading the last chapter, I feel relieved. It is indeed because there are too few people, and I also understand the author. After all, the writing is so good at the beginning, and it is unrealistic to want it to continue to be good. So be it, I will finish it, but it is still a pity. I look forward to the author's new book [Send my heart][Send my heart]

Mr. Thrush, let's be honest, am I being lazy with Al? The writing is obviously very good, but some of the Al-like jokes mixed in make it difficult to express and are very abrupt.

I have read more than thirty chapters so far, and they are both beautifully written and very hesitant. First of all, the subject matter is very novel, and a hundred schools of thought contend, which is a relatively rare subject. Secondly, the acting of the protagonist is handled very well, and the connection is very smooth. One thing that I personally feel is not handled well is that for the characters who are good to the protagonist, the tool-man attribute is too strong. According to my personal opinion, it may be more harmonious to describe some interactions, and at least the characters can be more fleshed out. In this regard, I think the group portraits of Chixin are indeed very interesting and can be used as a reference. Also, the plot seems to be developing a bit fast. 33 Almost goes from arriving in a strange environment to taking the art exam to preparing for the next climax. The pace is very fast. The content focuses heavily on emotional memories, but it seems too thin on other characters and plots. I'm still looking forward to the development of Qin and Sword 😘

I have read more than 10 chapters so far, and I feel a little tired. The whole process is full of passion and oppression, constantly emphasizing the purpose, situation and my own potential. As a rare music practitioner, I hope to go further, take a rest, and continue to pursue [Breaking Updates] I hope the author's writing style will become better and better, his artistic conception will become more and more perfect, and his sense of balance will be adjusted.

Nice! I rarely comment, but I think this book deserves one. To be honest, it feels like reading a previous male-channeled fairy tale, but the protagonist is a female protagonist, which is so refreshing, and everyone's image is very distinct but not flat. At first, I thought Miss Wan was a simple eldest lady, but it turned out that she also had her own character arc later on. Of course, my favorite is the heroine. I have already tied it. The part where I tied it was really cool. How can I describe this feeling? It is soul-stirring. This word is worthy of the name! In fact, I think the author wrote an emotional heroine, and this is the real heroine! (It seems to match the heroine's worldly path.) In fact, my writing was very messy, because I was very excited after watching it, so I commented on it. Anyway, you all went to show it to me!