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Synopsis 1: The road to immortality is hard, and the Great Dao is lonely. Who says women are inferior to men? Women can have unwavering hearts devoted to the Dao, too.
See how the ordinary woman Ji Yu rises to achieve the flawless Great Dao.
Synopsis 2: Ji Yu, a modern office worker, transmigrates into an age when the world's spiritual energy has dwindled and embarks on the path of cultivation.
After dying and losing her cultivation, she transmigrates again, arriving on the Divine Continent, where the cultivation environment is comparable to that of ancient times, and becomes an illegitimate daughter in a cultivation clan.
Should she enjoy the clan's resources, cultivate in peace, then marry a powerful cultivator and live a safe, comfortable life with no worries about resources or danger? Or should she face the challenges head-on and fight for her own future with all her might?
Note: A strong female lead. The supporting characters are listed in order of appearance.
White Fox
By Lin Yiping. A gentle, comforting, and heartwarming tale about a white fox repaying a debt of kindness. It's a familiar story, so please give it your support!
Theme: Perseverance
When I read the beginning of the plot, I thought I had discovered a good book, but it fell apart later on. I feel that the author may not be able to grasp the complex and huge plot of cultivation. In the end, I just scrawled the ending and was speechless.
The first half and the middle part feel like they are all about dry stuff, just to make up the word count. A few sentences can be used to explain a lot, and most of them have nothing to do with the protagonist. The most written part is the inner thoughts and speculations of the characters. The ending is a bit rushed, but overall the main content of the book is good. Authors are solemnly advised not to write long nonsense just to make up the word count.
The ending is really bad!
Either don't take action or destroy the whole Jiang family. That is true revenge.
The article is good, but I don't understand why the ending is so sloppy.
This article is just like the name, it is about slowly cultivating immortality, very watery...
Directly from foundation building to god transformation. . . . It should have been a few million words
The writing in the middle is very verbose. The ending was written in a hurry.
This finale, you, the author, are really good. I really regret having so many chapters. I'm vomiting blood.
Why did you wait so long for an anticlimactic ending?
When I read the beginning of the plot, I thought I had discovered a good book, but it fell apart later on. I feel that the author may not be able to grasp the complex and huge plot of cultivation. In the end, I just scrawled the ending and was speechless.
The first half and the middle part feel like they are all about dry stuff, just to make up the word count. A few sentences can be used to explain a lot, and most of them have nothing to do with the protagonist. The most written part is the inner thoughts and speculations of the characters. The ending is a bit rushed, but overall the main content of the book is good. Authors are solemnly advised not to write long nonsense just to make up the word count.
The ending is really bad!
Either don't take action or destroy the whole Jiang family. That is true revenge.
The article is good, but I don't understand why the ending is so sloppy.
This article is just like the name, it is about slowly cultivating immortality, very watery...
Directly from foundation building to god transformation. . . . It should have been a few million words
The writing in the middle is very verbose. The ending was written in a hurry.
This finale, you, the author, are really good. I really regret having so many chapters. I'm vomiting blood.
Why did you wait so long for an anticlimactic ending?