The Immortal Fate of a Wooden Bowl

Very, very, very good-looking. The ratio of strong women to men is about 91, I like it very much; the master is a female master. The rhythm and plot are well handled. The heroine has a golden finger but also has difficulties and hard training. It is not the kind of cool novel that is not in line with the speed of cultivating immortals, but the plot of the heroine defeating enemies along the way is very satisfying. The heroine is affectionate and righteous but not a virgin at all, and she does not give things to others casually.

Very pretty. The protagonist has revenge and kindness, but he will not do anything beyond his capabilities. When I met Jie Xiu outside the sect for the first time, his first reaction was to run away instead of showing off, and he was able to quickly break off the friendship after realizing that his teammates were unreliable, which is very impressive. [Chigua] There are many female characters appearing so far, but I would like to make a small suggestion. So far, all the senior leaders are men. I hope that there will be more female characters in the senior sect. (Maybe I haven't seen the back yet?) All in all, a big thumbs up to the author. I saw the back part, the author wrote it very well. [Chigua] I personally like the lone wolf heroine. The heroine in this book acts alone most of the time. The most important thing is that the friendship portrayed by the author is also good and very complete. Looking forward to updates. 💕

Very nice! Oops, it's a pity that it's a bit lacking😢 The author is the heroine's own mother, so all the good things come into the hands of the heroine👍It's very good! Moreover, enemies will basically die, and the heroine is not sloppy in her work at all, which is fine.

1. I clicked on this movie after seeing someone saying that the ratio between strong men and women is 9:1. In the previous fifty chapters, the female-to-male ratio was 5:5, one after another. When will the female-to-male ratio really get higher? This determines whether I should continue reading. 2. Non-female oriented words. There are no excessive words against women, but there are words such as jealousy. Here is a reminder for book friends who care about word choice. 3. The plot is relatively stable, but there are no impressive nodes or characters. The above are some of my thoughts after reading Chapter 55, for reference only. Forget it, the author didn't mark the female-to-male ratio, it was mentioned in the comment section. I'll give you the score back. I hope that female channel authors can put more descriptions on women, and that there will be more and more attractive female characters.

Very nice!!! I didn't expect it to be so good when I just read it casually. I couldn't bear to go to bed when I saw it at 6 o'clock in the morning. I was also reading it while I was eating. It didn't take long before I saw the latest version. It was painful to catch up with the update 😢 I have read a lot of traditional cultivation of immortality, and there are very few that are not boring. I also have a lot of interesting things. This one is completely unexciting. It is so interesting. It is really good. I hope it will be as good as this in the future.

This book is the first one that I have read in a fairy tale that has a gold finger, but it is very real. Other fairy tales that have gold fingers are so cool, but I feel like there is nothing interesting about this book 🤦. Even if the protagonist has a gold finger, the protagonist will control herself and not rely too much on it. You are the last word [I understand] and the protagonist is finally not a cookie-cutter time-traveler or reborn person, but an ordinary person who strives to make progress, and the protagonist's behavior and psychological journey are consistent with her age at the time. Overall, this is a very good fairy tale 🥰

It's quite good-looking, and the heroine has a very strong aura. The description is detailed, the opportunities and crises are also well written, and the heroine's ability to defeat the weak and the strong is also very powerful. The heroine is decisive in killing (she will be ruthless when encountering enemies) and she also knows that kindness must be repaid (she will give spiritual stones and elixirs to her benefactor when something happens to her). I did not give it five stars because I think it is still a bit superficial. In Nuo Da's sect, even if they are unhappy with the handyman disciples, they will kill them... The law of the dark forest is to stop pretending. . And Elder Jindan actually listens to the protagonist, shouldn't he be beaten to death with a slap? It's so reasonable, but I feel like I didn't talk about it before, and I practiced evil things openly... The sect didn't even take it to heart.

The character design and plot are all very good, with a traditional immortal cultivation style, a lone wolf-type heroine, who is quick to take revenge and repay favors, and has adopted many spiritual pets. The female-to-male ratio is 9:1, and most of the male characters die with a bang on the background. In the article I read, the golden finger is considered big. One star is deducted for the writing, which cannot support the big scenes. It is a bit flat and vernacular, the transitions are not smooth, and the emotional changes are abrupt. The advantage is that it doesn't drag on, the plot goes by quickly, and it's over in a blink of an eye. Overall, I recommend reading it despite its shortcomings. It's a no-brainer and I hope it can be completed smoothly.

At the beginning, the heroine's resources are a bit effortless, but the further you read, the better it gets. The logic is very smooth and the plot is quite attractive. . . 😋😋😋 I really think this book is very interesting, but for me who follows the series, the pace is a bit slow? But the rating is too low. . .

It's very interesting, the plot is logically connected, and all the foreshadowing clues are recycled. Each character has his own fate line when he appears, and you can also see the character background behind each person's behavior. The protagonist's growth path has flowers, highlights, regrets, and unwillingness. The overall storyline is not straightforward, nor is it too ups and downs. It allowed me to see a different world of cultivation, with exciting adventures and explorations, as well as leisure moments to drink and chat with relatives and friends. I'm looking forward to the author's next update, and I'm also looking forward to witnessing the day when Taoist Shou Wei reaches the top of the avenue.