A little sweet article! The heroine is innocent, cute and lucky, and the hero is powerful and beautiful. I like the harmonious and caring atmosphere of the heroine's sect the most. There is no intrigue. It is a very relaxed, cheerful and sweet book about cultivating immortals.
It's a very warm and ordinary story about cultivating immortals, but I didn't like the main storyline of retrieving memories later, and the twist at the ending was also very speechless. The extras and the first 130 chapters are pretty good, but I still prefer the story of cause and effect between small characters and monsters.
Nice! It's been a long time since I've read a long novel like this. It's an adventure and upgrading of cultivating immortals. The male and female protagonists are both very strong. The first hundred chapters are very slow, but when you see the adventures in other continents later, it becomes more exciting. The main plot at the end also brings back many foreshadowings in the past. There are many great friends and reliable elders. The supporting characters are well-shaped and there are relatively few brainless cannon fodder.
3.5 Stars. This book is not as good-looking as Husband is the Big Devil. The male and female protagonists are not very lovable. They rely entirely on the setting of a small team adventure to different continents. After reading it, the female protagonist really felt weak from the beginning to the end, and it was not exciting enough. The male protagonist was a naughty child and a fool. Most of the supporting characters are pretty good, except for the alchemist. I really don't like the setting of this silly white sweet and darkened yet silly white sweet.
Not bad, not bad. It's an orthodox upgrading-style story about cultivating immortals. The protagonist's aura is strong and the writing is enjoyable. There are no twists and turns on the path to becoming immortals, and there are no annoying supporting characters. It's pretty smooth along the way. In the early stage, the heroine and the hero have a few friends to explore in a small group. Later, the hero and heroine are much stronger than them. Basically, they accompany each other. Generally speaking, the framework is good, but the details are insufficient and the pace is fast.
Not bad, a slimy love story wrapped in the skin of a cultivator
It's so sticky ~ Renwai, the plot is relatively old-fashioned, two straight-ball players