The Ethereal Jade Immortal

Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, Lan Wangji waited for Wei Wuxian for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, Sun Wukong waited for Tang Seng for 500 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, Hua Cheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Qingxue waited for Baili Tusu for 900 years, Long Kui waited for Long Yang…

I need the author to give me a straight answer. The synopsis says there's no male lead, but at the end of chapter 13, the author says there is. Please give me a straight answer. I finally found a book, and I'm really afraid that a male lead will suddenly appear at the end. I'll feel like I've been cheated, and I'll feel like I've wasted my money. After all, it's not free to read, and I really hope to read what I like. I don't want to waste my money on a book with a male lead.

I really admire how you guys managed to see the ending. I couldn't stand it after chapter 45. Being verbally abused so rudely by Steward Zhao's son—other female leads would have dealt with him long ago. The female lead in this book actually tolerated it; she's clearly not decisive or ruthless. I stepped on a landmine! 🙂🙂

The concept of a furnace/cauldron is morally reprehensible. It's a story that abuses women, portraying them as so humble and lowly, with an overly strong Confucian influence.

The synopsis said there was no male lead, but later it said there was. What a fraudulent author!

Seeing Bingli about to die actually made me happy... Am I being too cold-blooded?

It's a real shame. When I first started reading, I thought it had a rare and promising concept, and it seemed like it was going to unfold into a grand, epic fantasy cultivation novel. Unfortunately, it fell apart halfway through, and now I don't have the heart to continue. It's quite a pity.

Honestly, ever since I met Ye Jiyang, because he's a reincarnated character, I've been obsessed with the female lead. He's deliberately relentlessly pursuing her, making her incredibly annoying, and I've written several chapters about it. (To be honest, maybe I'm too invested, but it's really irritating.) When he can't have the female lead, he sleeps with her best friend from her past life.

I feel like all the characters in this book are so unlikable, or rather, quite annoying, including the female lead, but the author's writing is quite good, so I can't bear to put the book down.

It's rare to see a female protagonist like this—not a saint, not pretentious, not affected, and not a perfect heroine created to cater to the general reader's mindset. She's not a flawed character in many people's eyes, but she's very close to ordinary people in reality. She's not so lofty, but she resonates with us. I like this imperfect heroine, and I also like the story the author wrote. It's good.