The Ninefold Demon Immortal

When other protagonists meet their benefactors, they repay the favor or give them something. Only the heroine in this article sincerely wants to be a slave. I just want to ask who did the author want to cause trouble when writing this kind of plot? Does the heroine feel comfortable kneeling? Can such a servile person still cultivate immortality? When the heroine truly said that Su Jin was her master, I felt that the heroine was not a complete person, she was just a slave with golden fingers. Remembering a saying from Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Once a slave, always a slave. It's better to write Su Jin as the heroine:)

As I read too many books, I become more and more disgusted with those who have insufficient mental state. I always judge each protagonist with the same eyes as I have seen countless protagonists. Alas. The protagonist of this book is in a really bad state of mind. It should be said that she resolutely embarked on the path to immortality without even figuring out what she wanted. If it weren't for chance, if it weren't for the golden finger given by the author (a reminder of the Nine Tribulations and the Great Power), her qualifications, her state of mind, let alone foundation building, would have killed her as soon as she encountered her inner demon. To be honest, I don't necessarily want to watch the protagonist who has countless awesome backgrounds as soon as he appears, but I really don't like this kind of person who has a completely unpopular state of mind, but is forcibly promoted by the author through a bunch of golden fingers. Not everyone is a proud man of heaven, but even if I have to be asked several times why I seek this immortal way, I feel that my mood is too unbearable. I have seen many types of protagonists, but I have never seen the state of mind... In other words, she sold herself as a slave for 30 years in a daze, but she couldn't figure it out when others asked her why she became an immortal... I think the early results of this book were dismal, and the reason is probably that this protagonist is a female protagonist with the standard configuration of a "stallion male protagonist" - she became an immortal for some reason, and although she did not have sex with countless men, it still made people feel inexplicably aggrieved. I always feel like my personality goes back and forth for a long time, and I always feel like I'm not the same person, and it feels like a mess. The supporting characters were almost the same, which felt very inconsistent. They were like this and then that, and I always felt uncomfortable after watching it.

Recommended, very exciting! The heroine is a person who is a little selfish and contradictory, but she never gives up. Life should be like this!

Brother Heiba ​​recommended it. I came to take a look. I couldn't stand it after reading more than sixty chapters. What is written in the introduction of the novel? The writing style is dark, dark, dark? I can't tell that the heroine is like a dog slave. She is really disgusted. She said before that she wanted to become stronger, but when she meets her master, she doesn't fight for anything and gives everything to him? Is she really the protagonist? Why are my knees so weak that I can't get up? Thank you for being criticized. Now go and slap the person who recommended this book.

As for the character of the heroine in the front, the heroine came out of a cunning family of immortal cultivators and followed the legitimate daughter. She must have good intelligence and temperament. However, the more you look at the back, the more you find that the author has broken this character. She feels that the heroine is becoming more and more idiotic. She makes a fuss over every little thing and never understands the priorities of things. It is completely different from the setting at the beginning. As far as her performance is concerned, it is almost enough to say that she was a village girl before.

I saw in Chapter 63 that the earth spirit body began to practice Qi at the age of three, and only practiced at the ninth level at the age of 15! The heroine has been practicing Qi for 15 years and has reached the 7th level in less than a year! Won't anyone find it strange? After encountering it in the secret realm, maybe we can catch up with the spirit body! One year is worth someone else's for ten years, should she be so blind that no one can see her cheating?

The heroine was very servile in the early stage, and the setting in the early stage was a mess. The most shocking thing was that the golden elixir demon couldn't help but chase the Qi Practitioner.

In fact, I have always felt that there are so many types of novels in Qidian. In fact, the writing style is better. As long as you insist on no CP to the end, there are many types, including infinite flow (specifically referring to the kind of infinite flow with a main god space and teammates), fast travel (specifically referring to single-player strategies or tasks similar to infinite flow) that have been written badly. But the mission modes are different, most of them are strategy/revenge), planes, systems, immortality, interstellar and even time-travel modern novels can have various writing modes, because many authors even have good writing skills, but once they have a male protagonist, they start writing a lot of unnecessary emotional lines, which is very annoying. Regardless of whether you are a man or a woman, no matter where you are, as long as you are strong, what else can you get?

Well! Well, congratulations on the completion of your masterpiece! I wish the author peace and happiness! Looking forward to more masterpieces! 🤭

I just watched it and I don't understand why the heroine doesn't practice the Ten Thousand Demon Art? I don't understand this kind of setting when it comes to cultivating purple energy, and good things are easily passed on to dialects. I don't quite understand either.