The Second-Generation Cultivator's Comeback

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 87. I like slow-paced cultivation novels, but this is way too slow! The female lead is only at the first level of Qi Refining in chapter 87, and she's already going to the trials?! It took her so long to draw Qi into her body; it must take her thousands of years to reach the Nascent Soul stage.

If you're lucky enough to stumble upon this story, please be sure to read on. The female lead isn't naive or naive; she doesn't have incredible luck or an overbearing aura. If you prefer stories without a romantic pairing, you can also check this out. Although it mentions a romantic subplot, the male lead isn't very prominent; he's more of a background character.

I've read up to chapter 112 so far, and overall, I can only say that the author writes very slowly and the logic is unclear. Many things that could be finished quickly end with the author spending a lot of time talking about very simple things. The following contains spoilers One section features the female protagonist's master, who has achieved enlightenment and is about to ascend to immortality.

After reading the synopsis, I felt it was worth watching.

Can someone at the first level of Qi Refining refine pills? But why isn't the female lead focusing on her cultivation instead of selling noodles? And she's only at the first level of Qi Refining even after 100 chapters. Even though it's a slow burn, isn't it going way too slowly?

I think it's great! The female lead's parents, both powerful Nascent Soul cultivators and sect leaders, have tried everything to fix her constitution, but nothing works. Will she suddenly soar to great heights after something happens to them? Even if the female lead is a time traveler, what does modern science have to do with cultivation?

2 Votes for likes and favorites! Although he was born with the label of a useless person with five spiritual roots, Xiao Chang felt that as long as he didn't leave the sect, he could do whatever he wanted in the Minghua Sect because he had parents who were powerful cultivators at the Nascent Soul stage.

Based on this novel and some content from the book review section, I'd like to share my personal reading experience. The general approach follows the points mentioned by the author. Firstly, regarding the writing style, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that there are actually a few typos or slightly awkward sentences I wanted to comment on, but sometimes I just forget about them after reading…

The plot is well-developed and I'm interested in continuing. However, starting with scheming and intrigue at six years old is a bit disappointing. These are all ten-year-olds, yet their thinking is so heavy. The part about returning to the mountain gate should be set at a higher age, at least 15 or older. Children's minds are simpler and less complex; it's too early to introduce adult perspectives.

🌹The book is pretty good, the plot is also quite good, and although the tropes are old, they've been given a fresh twist. Good job, keep it up!