The Immortal Path of Qin Melody

I really admire the author for remembering the previous plot points and maintaining a smooth flow despite writing so slowly. I had almost forgotten the earlier parts of the story, so I reread it and was amazed to find that there weren't any major plot holes. I still want to gently urge the author to update a little faster.

In the original novel, Mu liked the original female lead, but now that she has transmigrated, based on the scene where the original female lead teases Mu, and many previous foreshadowing elements, it's clear that Mu has fallen for her. This Yin-Yang Harmony Pact was formed without either of them knowing, okay?

Holy crap?! I've only read up to chapter 104 so far. I just checked on Baidu to see if there's a male lead, and it says Mu Jianxing is the male lead?! Is this true?! Thunderous! Didn't that guy have feelings for the original female lead? My emotional fastidiousness means I can't tolerate someone who liked the original female lead now liking the current female lead as the male lead. 🙂

I don't want to read it anymore just because there's a male lead. A cultivation novel with romance? Are you kidding me?

This seems to be the author's first book. From the very first chapter, the author's writing style was somewhat immature, gradually maturing and improving. Moreover, the writing didn't stray too far from the original, nor did the atmosphere or characters become distorted.

Having read so many novels featuring female protagonists cultivating immortality—some with wood, some with fire, some with ice, and some with all five elements—I can't find a single one where the protagonist primarily cultivates earth-based techniques. Is it because earth-based techniques are too difficult to write?

I feel that this "Heart-to-Heart Pact" element forces a romantic pairing, ruining the overall rhythm of the story. I'm dropping it.

I read novels because I admire their wonderful worlds and carefree lives. In real life, I'm just an ordinary person, like a speck of dust, so sometimes I envy their different lives. I like female protagonists who are as beautiful as angels, but the female protagonist in this story isn't even particularly pretty... Her eyes are the only thing worth noting...

Having read the first fifty chapters, the plot and storyline are all good, but the parts that involve the original plot are definitely a major flaw. 1. Although the original female lead is the protagonist of the novel, a novel is just a novel. The world is so big, and everyone is the protagonist of their own world.

The author's writing is very delicate, and the plot is cleverly connected, drawing the reader in without them even realizing it!