The Abandoned Girl’s Path to Immortality

Just a quick rant: First of all, I'm a sucker for pretty faces, and I'll drop a story if the female lead isn't beautiful. The female lead in this story clearly became prettier, but then she made herself look plain and ordinary again, which is incredibly annoying! What's there to be afraid of? She's supposed to be a cultivator, yet she hides her appearance and even makes herself smell bad.

This book showed me a saintly, white lotus flower. From the beginning, when two Taoist priests let one go, to later handing out amulets everywhere, how insecure is the protagonist? If someone dares to offend him, just kill them; he keeps letting them go.

This feels too overpowered! It's not a cultivation story at all; it's just a revenge story disguised as a cultivation tale. From the very beginning, there are so many villains, both male and female. There seems to be no positive character. Even those who are positive become the heroine's devoted fans—too much irritability isn't good. While revenge is important, too much negativity is uncomfortable. This is just my opinion, please don't attack me!

The female lead is a cultivator, isn't it a bit much for her to keep dwelling on past loves and hates? If she doesn't like something, she can just kill it. Does she need to be so whiny?

Reading the book reviews scared me away.

She rambled on and on with a lot of nonsense. Even if she was a Mahayana practitioner in her past life, she's still so saintly.

After reading a few chapters, I found the protagonist lacking. Despite being an old monster in the cultivation world, the author only provides a few grand gestures without any decisive or ruthless actions.

I couldn't stand it anymore after chapter 14. The female lead is such a hypocrite! She's so kind and helpful, saving people who have nothing to do with her, but when her mother and friend are bullied, she just stands there like a background character, not saying a word.

Find the number of chapters in which Sun Yiting appears. I have the same name as her, and I want to see her. What if I transmigrated into a book? [Just kidding]

I've read many novels like this; the plots are alright. But when it comes to literary cultivation, I can only chuckle. Is this all the cultural depth most young people have these days? It's tragic!