Rebirth of Cannon Fodder and Cultivation of Immortality

The heroine has been in the world of cultivation for so many years, and she still has modern thinking. She has never killed anyone in the Nascent Soul stage. This is really rare. I still like those heroines who are decisive in killing.

When I first watched it, it was a bit confusing, and occasionally all kinds of emoticons popped up, which was very entertaining. The heroine is very lucky, but has no ambition. It's a bit like a certain heroine harem article I read. The heroine is very lucky, but she has no ability. Good things are prepared for the male protagonist. I hope it won't be like this. Then the heroine's character should change later on. . . ?

At least it's over. . . . And compared to the beginning, the writing has improved a lot. . . . . It's not easy to finish Xianxia, ​​but if the author can persevere, I'm optimistic about you ~ I'll pay attention to the new article!

I always feel that the heroine is such a novice, a virgin, and she has no scruples because she has the halo of being the protagonist.

It's really not good to read, it's like a running account. After reading dozens of pictures, I can't stand it anymore. I can't read it even if I'm short of books.

Seeing the height and weight of the heroine, is the author a man who has such perverted requirements for women? The height and weight of 168 should not be 100 kilograms. I am also 110 and 110 kilograms. In real life, I am a skinny person. It is unimaginable to be more than ten kilograms lighter.

Fortunately, he doesn't look like cannon fodder at all.

So no one mentioned to the protagonist that Lingxu is the Immortal Emperor of Yanyang? Was he the Earth Immortal specially arranged by Lingxu? Angry at the way the male protagonist asked for help but still showed kindness, and deliberately cut off the female protagonist? Or maybe it's hard for the male protagonist to show up in Baihuatian, so he should take action? Is this Mo Xuan from Yan Yang Tian a background introduction, but they didn't actually introduce it to the heroine? So the heroine doesn't know? Otherwise, no matter what, the heroine would not have reacted when she heard Yan Yangtian.

It should be very rare to have no ID number. . . . Regardless of whether the disciples of the casual cultivating sect usually have a Taoist title already,

Wait, according to the heroine's explanation, doesn't it mean that the age issue still cannot be explained? After all, Fu'an is so big that the heroine can only ascend. . . . When I saw the heroine's problem, I actually made up an excuse.

The name given by the author is a bit dramatic.

I introduced so much about the fairy world, but I didn't introduce which area I was in charge of. . . Lingxu is too unreliable. However, the heroine was specifically told to be careful of Baihuatian at that time. Now that there is a chance, shouldn't she first find a way to escape from Baihuatian? After all, worries and such are all illusory, but they are real threats in Baihuatian. It is impossible for his son not to go out. If he goes out, it will be dangerous if his relationship with Donghua is discovered in Baihuatian. Therefore, apart from mining or entering the Immortal Sect, shouldn't it be the first priority to break away from Baihuatian? And whether it's mining or not is not up to her as a newly promoted person, right? It's better to work with a few people and see if we can leave Baihuatian first.

Wait, is the time ratio in the fairy world the same as that in the lower realm of Kyushu? If it were different, wouldn't the original space be hundreds of years old?

I am a novice author at Qidian. I would like to know how you persisted in writing so many words without giving up?