
Conquer People with Force? as Luck Would Have It, My Talisman Cultivator Specializes in Treating All Kinds of Dissatisfaction.
以武服人?巧了,我符修专治各种不服
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 181k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Women Who Want to Cultivate Immortality Should Be as Ruthless as the Male Protagonist, from Practicing Qi to Overcoming Tribulations
There is a shortage of books on cultivating immortals. Thank you.
I Beg the Heroine to Be a Normal Novel About Cultivating Immortals, and Don't Push It Like a Charlatan or a Group Favorite.
Looking for a Full-Length Traditional Female Protagonist Studying Fairy Tales!
It's best to go up to chapter 3000. The long novels about cultivating immortals that I used to love are hard to find now! Recently, I suddenly started to be fascinated by the type where the heroine practices step by step and slowly grows up. It's not the kind where she forms a pill or ascends in chapter 200. It feels too rushed.
Looking for Fantasy Romance Novels with a Score of 9.5 or Above
Family Members, Are There Any Strong Women Who Practice Fairy Literature? Recently, They Have Become Obsessed with It. I Beg for Good Literature.
A strong female character. There is a male protagonist but the female protagonist is not interested in love. The female protagonist has a noble status and excellent talent, but she likes to be involved in involution and has ambition. To cultivate immortality, you need to have the level of foundation building. Please don't abuse the text. Please😭😭























What struck me most about this book was that the heroine was sober and tough. She has neither a holy mother nor a love brain. From a refugee to a rebel clerk, to a formal student of talismans, she relies on her own brains and tenacity every step of the way. The setting of the talismans is not perfunctory, every stroke is meticulous, and it can be seen that the author polished it carefully. The lines of oppression by aristocratic families, survival by rebels, and the bond between master and apprentice run parallel to each other. The rhythm is steady, the conflicts are reasonable, and it is very immersive.
[Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] This book is really good, there is nothing romantic about it. I like the heroine's character very much. Her growth process is very logical and not abrupt. She is kind but not artificial. Strong recommendation
I like this kind of contrasting characters between the male and female protagonists. They don't look too rigid. What's more, everyone thinks the male protagonist has such a character, but in fact, he doesn't have such a character in his heart. Only such contrasting characters can reflect obvious preference.
There is the joy of making a comeback with magic spells and defeating the strong with the weak, and there is also the cruelty of surviving in troubled times and having a sinister human heart. The female protagonist grits her teeth and grows up in a desperate situation, while the male protagonist hides tenderness in his paranoia. The emotional line is full of tension, and the pursuit is getting higher and higher!
The devil prays for the mercy of the gods, and the gods feel compassion for the devil (maybe this is not an appropriate description, it is just a feeling in my heart.) Woohoo, love is such a good thing, it can take root in everyone's heart.
Nice! It's quite novel. It's the first time I've seen the heroine of Fu Xiu. I like this setting [Thinking]
I hope that the author's writing style is good and the story is good. I hope it will be well written and I hope there will be a reasonable explanation.
Not bad, the writing is OK. The plot is quite attractive, and I am crazy about fantasy themes recently. I like Ahan [sending my heart]
He has always been greedy, and he simply used his life as a bargaining chip to make a desperate move. Bet on her being soft-hearted, bet on her being intolerant, bet on her "selfishness" hidden in tenderness towards him alone.
Fortunately, I persisted in reading it, otherwise I almost thought it was a novel about strong women without CP.
I originally thought that the male protagonist was the handsome and cool type, but it turned out that he was a guy with a pitiful background. I guess there is a storyline in which the female protagonist redeems the male protagonist.
I think it's quite good-looking. I mainly like the heroine's character. She has a strong heart and doesn't feel sorry for herself when things happen!