A Pharmacist’s Cultivation Life

Nice! Very nice! The more you look at it, the better it looks! First of all, the female protagonists in most of the articles I have read before are losers and counterattack types, but the female protagonists are very qualified and moved me. Moreover, the heroine's golden finger is also explained clearly so that readers can easily accept it, and it is not just something that happens casually. Secondly, the inclusion of female supporting characters such as the original heroine in various time-travel and rebirth book travel systems is also very interesting. However, why are the other female supporting characters besides the heroine set as villains? ! Are you still having trouble with the heroine? ! 🤫 Before I wrote about Yuan Songlan in detail, I thought that the role of the portable old man should be good, but the result was really ruined. But I can accept it just by looking at it. After all, the plots of various dungeons are very exciting ~ From the beginning, I thought the heroine was very holy. Now that it is approaching the 500th chapter, the heroine has gradually lost the halo of the holy mother. I think it was because of the incident with the disgusting man named Liang in Yun Dingjie that the heroine finally stopped being a holy mother. I was touched. I have to praise again, the various dungeon plots and the stories behind them are really exciting and interesting! Finally, in terms of relationships, I feel that although the heroine firmly said at the beginning that she would be devoted to the Tao and not indulge in love, she was actually not sure about it. After all, no one can predict what will happen in the future. She can only stick to her heart. However, repeated experiences, repeated dungeon stories, and repeated contacts with some important male partners and emotional stories of friends around her have gradually made the heroine firm in her Taoism. I have to say that as a fairy tale that currently does not have a male protagonist, the reason for not having a male protagonist is also very clearly described. Through so many times, everyone can see the growth of the female protagonist in this aspect. Unlike some of the novels I have read before, the female protagonist promised to be devoted to the Tao and then inexplicably fell in love with the male protagonist. They were still entangled, and in the end they were not together. It's not that I can't accept that there is a male protagonist and a female protagonist who can't have love, I just can't accept inexplicable emotions, and there is very little foreshadowing. I always feel that such emotions are a bit ridiculous. Therefore, the description of emotions in this book is now Chapter 491. It can be said that it is a more active situation that can advance or retreat. It doesn't matter whether there is a male protagonist in the end. After all, the character Si Yi can really be said to have a place in Tao Zi's heart so far. In the chapter of "Willingness", I always felt that Tao Zi began to have a slight change in Si Yi. I'm sorry everyone. I'm a traitor. I originally watched it because there was no male protagonist, and I kept reading with the idea that there should never be a male protagonist. But after watching it, I'm sorry everyone, I became a traitor. Si Yi and Tao Zi are really good 🥺🥺🥺 In the end, I praised the author for his great writing, especially at the beginning, but the more I read, the better it gets. The author is great! Bixinxin❤️❤️❤️

The beginning was good, but later on, in order to make the heroine suffer, some settings were made to endure hardship for the sake of suffering, which made people very angry. One is that the heroine is obviously a direct disciple, but during the sparring session with Senior Brother Gao, people always said where she was a miscellaneous disciple, so I had a question mark. . How powerful can a miscellaneous disciple be? When you think about it, you know that the heroine has some status, right? ? ? The second part is the part about the female protagonist's senior sister's golden elixir ceremony. The heroine somehow offended someone? Who among the direct disciples is not eager to please? Moreover, the heroine has never been in the peak much, and she is not a character that everyone wants to fight. Besides, the heroine and the world are all close sisters. The heroine asked a person to help pass the message to her and leave first. But that person didn't help. Did the heroine and the senior sister know that the person had malicious intentions as soon as they said no? The heroine and her senior disciple were committed as follows. The punishment was not for every minute. The woman who didn't tell the truth was so stupid? Third, when the heroine's third senior brother was in the secret realm, he didn't destroy the spirit beast bag himself. He told the heroine that he didn't hand it to her, but threw it! I was speechless. He knew that the heroine could not refining Qi and grab the foundation, but he still had to throw it away. What was even more speechless was that he left even though he knew that the heroine could not get any favors from the scene. The heroine was seriously injured and fell off the cliff. . I really am. . . Fourth is the part about the master. I'm sorry, I really can't stand it when I see the comments complaining. I think those comments are very reasonable. If a powerful Nascent Soul lacks a medicine, he has to go to the secret realm. The sects in the secret realm will be much better than before, so the heroine or someone arranged by them must be there. . . I really want to say that even if the heroine is not a top n, and she is given a random sect mission, those top n will help find herbal medicine. . . I was originally attracted by the setting. . . It's a pity that I really like to dig into details, and the author really doesn't use such weird reasons to draw out the plot.

I like the heroine's character, not a noob, not a saint, come on, author! Wait for more...

Why do you all like those without male protagonists... I just like to watch plots with emotional lines. I know that everyone has different preferences. Every time I come across a good book, I read the reviews to see if there is a male protagonist... If you have it, keep reading it; if you don't have it, save it and read it again when there is a literary shortage.

I thought it was a king at the beginning, but I didn't expect it was just a bronze. The writing of "Worship at the Mountain Gate" is as bland and boring as a primary school student's admission, and the writing style has also begun to falter.

There are too many men who like the heroine, five or six of them are explicit about it, and there are also some who seem to like the heroine without explicitly stating it, too much as a Mary Sue. Since it is a non-CP game, it is more comfortable not to have too many such people. The plot is okay

The heroine is a direct disciple of the Nascent Soul Transformation God. How can she be worse off than other Jindan disciples? . . She has no use for the spirit stone and wants to make money on her own. She feels that the master just gave her a technique and left her alone. The heroine behaves like a casual cultivator and can be bullied by anyone.

The writing is very good, and I have been following the updates. Some novels I just don't like reading after reading them. I haven't read this one yet, and I have been following the novels without getting bored. Every time I finish reading the updates, I feel like I still have more to learn. Very appetizing.

Book lovers who want to join the group please translate by yourself! ! ! Three One Seven Lu Seven One Five One One

Drag, everywhere you go, you feel like you are dragging your family with you. The protagonist is like a primary school student who is the god of death. Wherever he goes, something happens. Many things can be written in one chapter, but he insists on writing dozens of chapters. Reading this book really requires a lot of patience. 😰