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Female lead cultivation novel: The Long Road to Immortality
"A Republic-Era Woman's Rebirth"
Content warning: 1. The female lead is scheming. In her previous life, she was a concubine.
2. Set in an alternate Republic of China. I'm writing as I please, so please don't nitpick the historical details.
3. Don't ask whether the leads are virgins. The male lead isn't, and the female lead wasn't in her previous life.
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Synopsis:
An Xin is reborn, returning to ten years earlier.
At this point, the most popular game on the planet, the full-dive online game "Next Era," known as the Second World, has yet to officially launch...
The legacy of a master blacksmith is mine.
The money is mine.
And the top player is mine, too!
See how An Xin makes money and levels up in this life, without neglecting either.
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Here are the author's completed older novels:
Reborn: A Life of Interdimensional Trading, by Xiao Ya Ya. An old completed novel: Lin Yue'er's Interdimensional Trading Life.
Rebirth of a Movie Queen, an older novel by the author: The journey of Li Shishi, a minor actress, to becoming a movie queen.
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The Long Road to Immortality, the author's new novel in progress. A traditional female-lead cultivation story. Please support it and add it to your favorites!
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"When Xiao Hong Is Reborn," by Student Handbook
Theme: Perseverance
The plot was pretty good at the beginning, but fell apart at the end...
I quite like it, but the emotional development of the male and female protagonists is a bit fast.
The writing is pretty good, but the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is too vague.
What the hell~ Will you die if you leave a man?
Seeing how detailed the opening game is in this article, I thought it would be as long as Snail's Thieves. However, the gap becomes much larger later on, without any clear level lines. The specific description of the game is also sketchy, and there are still many pits that have not been filled, such as the pet system, treasure maps, and so on. Even the blacksmith level is only written to the advanced level, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists suddenly falls apart. The female protagonist seems to be a failure in life or something. Except for the second female protagonist, there are basically no good partners to fight with. Some of them end up stabbing each other in the back. In short, I feel that the rest of the story has basically collapsed.
Although the emotional line is relatively vague, develops too fast, and the heroine's somewhat tolerant character (which I don't like personally) is a bit flawed, the overall story is still good. The most important thing is that I prefer long stories. Keep up the great work!
What happened to the treasure map? I have no impression.
It feels like the male protagonist's character is broken. The character of the male protagonist written in the front is not the same as the one in the back. The progress of the relationship between the two people also feels a bit abrupt. There is also a young lady from a top-notch family. Even if she is a concubine, there should be countless ways to deal with an orphan girl. However, the female supporting character here just sent an inexplicable crappy killer and nothing happened. It is illogical.
However, the heroine's career development is well written.
Well, I felt very uncomfortable after reading it. Each of these girls in the article is dependent on men, even for peace of mind. In the big story, decent girls, like An Xin and Li Tian, are talented, but they must be dependent on powerful men. They can definitely pursue their own careers. Other villains simply live for men, as if their whole life is just to hook up with a man. In addition, in the society described in this article, all women will do their best to demean other women. Sound familiar? This is the same as the Song Dynasty in China and the dynasties after the Song Dynasty. It is strange that in an interstellar era where technology has developed to the point where holographic online games have appeared, thinking is regressing. A little opinion, a little thought.
The plot was pretty good at the beginning, but fell apart at the end...
I quite like it, but the emotional development of the male and female protagonists is a bit fast.
The writing is pretty good, but the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is too vague.
What the hell~ Will you die if you leave a man?
Seeing how detailed the opening game is in this article, I thought it would be as long as Snail's Thieves. However, the gap becomes much larger later on, without any clear level lines. The specific description of the game is also sketchy, and there are still many pits that have not been filled, such as the pet system, treasure maps, and so on. Even the blacksmith level is only written to the advanced level, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists suddenly falls apart. The female protagonist seems to be a failure in life or something. Except for the second female protagonist, there are basically no good partners to fight with. Some of them end up stabbing each other in the back. In short, I feel that the rest of the story has basically collapsed.
Although the emotional line is relatively vague, develops too fast, and the heroine's somewhat tolerant character (which I don't like personally) is a bit flawed, the overall story is still good. The most important thing is that I prefer long stories. Keep up the great work!
What happened to the treasure map? I have no impression.
It feels like the male protagonist's character is broken. The character of the male protagonist written in the front is not the same as the one in the back. The progress of the relationship between the two people also feels a bit abrupt. There is also a young lady from a top-notch family. Even if she is a concubine, there should be countless ways to deal with an orphan girl. However, the female supporting character here just sent an inexplicable crappy killer and nothing happened. It is illogical. However, the heroine's career development is well written.
Well, I felt very uncomfortable after reading it. Each of these girls in the article is dependent on men, even for peace of mind. In the big story, decent girls, like An Xin and Li Tian, are talented, but they must be dependent on powerful men. They can definitely pursue their own careers. Other villains simply live for men, as if their whole life is just to hook up with a man. In addition, in the society described in this article, all women will do their best to demean other women. Sound familiar? This is the same as the Song Dynasty in China and the dynasties after the Song Dynasty. It is strange that in an interstellar era where technology has developed to the point where holographic online games have appeared, thinking is regressing. A little opinion, a little thought.
Isn't Jiulv from the Jin family?