Self-recommendation~ The main heroine story is a bit of a group portrait, with a main character group, a bit funny, and slow to develop. The female protagonist starts off as a demigod, but like Li Lianhua, she is injured and falls to the altar. She hides her identity and lives a Buddhist life in the mortal world. She saves the male protagonist for various reasons and embarks on a journey of cultivating immortals with the protagonist group. Along the way, she fights monsters and upgrades, pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger, and understands the grudges along the way. Li Lianhua's ending is a regret, but I hope she is not.
A very, very good book, with novel themes, novel stories, lighthearted and funny, the heroine has a koi physique, which always gives people unexpected surprises, and the dubbing is well-made, highly recommended!
This book is entirely from the female protagonist's perspective. There is no peeing in the whole process, the logic is online, and the identity of the protagonist is constantly reversed. Highly recommended!
The male protagonist is a demon king, and the female protagonist is a little fox fairy. In the beginning, the male protagonist deceives, tricks, and uses the female protagonist, and finally chases his wife in the crematorium. Combined article [note]
It's even in the first person, but it's a group portrait story, involving both men and women. There are emotional lines, but not many, mainly to serve the plot.
There is no male protagonist, no female protagonist, no CP, just focus on career, and the only beautiful female protagonist! Decisive in words, affectionate and righteous, neither humble nor arrogant, and highly businesslike. Very interesting to watch!
There are only four books in the bookshelf, and the other books on cultivating immortals are not very interesting. I like the first and second books the most, especially the second one, which is very beautiful. But I think the male protagonist in the fourth book is a bit too domineering in the front, and he kisses the female protagonist at every turn, and the female protagonist doesn't resist much. The fourth book is okay except for the emotional line. This is just my personal feeling. If you don't like it, don't scold me.