Both books are about cultivating immortals, and both of them are ridiculous stories. The first one has a very powerful female protagonist, the second one has a bitchy female protagonist. The female protagonists in both books are basically all cultivators. The first one has a female protagonist, the second one has no female protagonist. If you don't mind reading the first one, it's not finished yet.
This book was delayed by the title, but it is actually quite imaginative! The heroine did not join a large sect, but developed an alliance of casual cultivators, during which she met like-minded friends. Each short story in it is layered with hidden meanings and profound ideas, including the feelings of family and country, the love of girls, the sympathy between rivals, the girl with light roots in the peach blossom garden, and a person composed of countless silver fish... It is introduced with a novel point, and then laid out layer by layer, and the mystery is solved later. Every time you read a short story, you will sigh: So this is it! This is possible! After reading it, I couldn't bear to read it and went to read the book reviews. Everyone commented very carefully. Most of them were emotions after reading for a long time. Because the plot is novel and exciting, I won't stop reading halfway through, and every character in the book is very three-dimensional and full-bodied! After reading this, I ran out of books and couldn't find any good articles on portraits of immortal cultivators [crying]