
A Marvelous Reversal on the Immortal Path
妙逆仙途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 595k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Recommended similar novels "The Rebirth of the Female Supporting Role: Zi Li's Spirit Grass Space" are absolutely similar and have similar content.
I feel that the heroine is really annoying. Liu Silin has been fighting for so long without being killed. She clearly knows that if she keeps him, there will be endless troubles, but she doesn't even bother to find out and solve it.
Although this is the author's first novel, it is still well written. Although the content is a bit concise, the ideas are clear and the literature and science are smooth. It is still worth reading. It does not have as many flaws as other readers have criticized it! I have read all the books on Cultivation to Immortality written by the author when he was mature, and then came to read this young article. I can still accept it! 🌹
I was shocked. The readers in this article were so mean and malicious in this chapter. They could say all kinds of ugly things.
He Suifeng planned to silence the female Qi practitioner who was also the heroine (I didn't know the heroine was his niece at the time). She had no hatred and no grudges at all. Did she deserve to die? Jiang Chan was not a good person by taking advantage of him. Could it be that He Suifeng, who silenced the innocent, was a good person? Dog bites dog, it's just a hair on the mouth. The author also portrays the heroine's family as victims, but they are all murderers, what's the difference?
Why should I write about my younger brother? Isn't it good to be alone?
The main purpose of this plot is to kill the boss by all means, and then the boss will fall. Play the whole book!
Chapter 14, why didn't the heroine and the others tell the Tianji Sect about the evil cultivator? Aren't you going to save Mu Xiaodie's younger brother?
A very good novel
Misty rain slightly cool Android Expert Badge Yanyu Weiliang posted I read the recommended book list and said it was good, so I was ready to jump into the trap. Before jumping into the trap, I first asked the heroine what her qualifications and understanding were like, what kind of personality she had, whether she was a noob, weak, incompetent, and overly sympathetic? This article as a whole describes the heroine who is dedicated to the Tao. She occasionally encounters hardships during the training process, and then quickly resolves them. She continues to train and upgrade, but the whole text is still struggling, encountering frame-ups, and flirting with various female partners...
I've finished reading it, it's very good, but Liu Silin's foreshadowing seems to have been forgotten...