Beast Taming; Cultivation; One Female Lead; Human Form in the Later Stages
In the Great Yin Immortal Dynasty, Ninth Princess Ji Qingxue was born to privilege, yet her incomplete spiritual root marked her as a hopeless castoff, doomed never to attain the Great Dao.
During an expedition to an ancient ruin, she rescued a wounded little white deer from a mountain of corpses and sea of blood.
The fawn was snowy white, gentle, and affectionate. It loved curling up in her arms to sleep and nuzzling her palm for spirit fruit.
Everyone laughed at her: the imperial princess's bonded spirit beast was nothing but a spirit deer with no fighting ability.
Until one day...
The spirit herbs she picked up on a whim turned out to be ten-thousand-year-old sacred medicines.
Every spirit beast she happened to tame had an ancestral bloodline.
Every perilous place she passed through became an opportunity.
When she was driven to the brink, all beasts bowed their heads and heaven and earth fell silent.
Meanwhile, the little white deer in her arms merely yawned lazily.
Ji Qingxue lowered her head, rubbed its little ears, and asked softly,
“Xiaobai, is there something you're keeping from me?”
The little white deer contentedly narrowed its eyes.
But inwardly, it sighed softly:
This silly girl has finally figured it out.
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It's super good, but the last dozen chapters and the ending are sloppy, but overall it's good.
It's very interesting. I can't get enough of it. Can the author write it quickly?
It seems okay so far, but does the AI taste a bit too strong? [Exploration]
It's good, don't suck