Destined to Be a Queen

The ending of Destiny was so badly delayed that I only just finished reading it now, which is why I'm only writing this review now. After reading the author's closing remarks, I don't know how to evaluate it. I can only say that this author's Xianxia novel is the most satisfying female-oriented Xianxia novel I've ever read, bar none. Xianxia is Xianxia; romance is merely an embellishment.

This was my first time reading Yun Da's work, and I devoured it in one go. It was captivating, but I must say I disliked the ending; it was too heartbreaking and suffocating. I finished the last chapter on the subway, tears streaming down my face, and it took me a while to recover before heading home.

Although I don't know if Yun Da will see this comment, I want to say that I've been subscribing to Yun Da's novels since "One Immortal." I must say, Yun Da's writing style is very unique and different from other cultivation novels. Most cultivation novels I've read are all cut from the same mold, but Yun Da's writing is different.

I'll read what you write. I'll wait for you when you encounter difficulties or need time. I come to Qidian and recharge my account just to read your writing. Take your time writing; quality works are worth the wait.

After watching, please leave a comment. The author failed to develop the characters well. In the early part of the novel, the author intended to portray the female protagonist as a strong and unyielding person. However, in the later part of the novel, the choices and actions of the female protagonist seem to leave the readers to figure out what she is thinking.

I finished reading it. It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed and inexplicable. I don't remember much about it. Are there any cultivation novels similar to "Slow Immortal Path" or "I Won't Become an Immortal"? Good writing, a non-saintly female lead, and the presence or absence of a male lead is fine.

I'm speechless. This ending, where the female lead turns into wood and the male lead turns into stone, is still being called a happy ending. The male and female leads only truly confessed their feelings for each other with dozens of chapters left until the end. The initial setup was excellent, and the world-building was very grand. The later parts really fell apart; I'm speechless.

This novel doesn't resemble a cultivation novel at all; it's all about fighting and infighting, not the kind of fighting you might expect. It's all about scheming and using any means necessary to achieve something—of course, this is a common plot, but the focus is entirely on how to harm others, how to arrange for people to hurt the female lead.

I just want to ask if the female lead's father is dead, and if so, how tragically did he die? Compared to the Zhou family, the female lead's father is the most disgusting thing.

I finished reading it and really liked it 😳. I cried at the ending 😭. My dear fellow readers, do you have any similar cultivation novels with female protagonists to recommend? Whether there's a male lead or not doesn't matter, as long as the plot is good, that's all that matters 🙏.