Only I Am at Ease

When he saw 657 stars falling, he felt very bad and a little depressed. Lu Feili was actually killed by the Demon Sect. I can't help but think of when I first saw the Taoist numbers of the eight of them, I was always worried that I couldn't remember them, so I compiled them myself. Lin Zhaoxing Jing Zhao (just remember the name) Qiushuisu Jinglan (Autumn Water Waves) Ling Yunqi Jingyuan (Huo Yuanchun gave the names to the two apprentices) Yin Yuebai Jingyu (Yu is white jade) Lu Feili Jingli Lin Shuyue Jingyang (Yue is a mountain, so I thought of Jingyanggang) Mo Tianwei Jing Chun Murong Jue Jing Ning (Ning because he talks too little) Although it was a bit of a joke, when I saw the joyful scene of their gathering, I couldn't help but think of this. Lu Feili fits our image of a sword cultivator very well. He is simple and straightforward. He has no other thoughts except swords. No one knows how to refine weapons or formations. It's not that he is stupid, but that he is more obsessed with the sword in his hand. All in all, this chapter was very sad to read!

I watched the death of the master at the hands of the demons, the disappearance of the Supreme Master, the reincarnation of Senior Brother Lu, Kong Xi's death at the neck, Beichen's unwillingness to survive the tribulation of love and his wish to survive the tribulation of scattered immortals, and Murong Juekong's defense of the old palace. There are still regrets between Jing Chun and the master. What would he be thinking when Ming Ze died? He was extremely talented in swordsmanship but could not overcome his inner demons. He killed his master and master, and also hurt his apprentice Jing Chun. The inheritance of Lingxing Peak is so powerful but so cruel. What was Jing Chun thinking the moment she sensed Ming Ze's death? He was the one who led her to the path of immortality, taught her the great way, gave her protection, and named her Jing Chun. Later, Jingchun and Qingyun Shui met again, and they were confused from then on. Maybe Jingchun really let go of the past, she practiced the free and ruthless way and finally became a saint. She cleared up the cause and effect of the world one by one, with only a sword by her side, and went to the world to pursue the supreme swordsmanship. That was the end of her book, but her story is far from over. At the end of the day, the most disappointing thing was me as a reader. At the beginning, in the days of the Sword Sect, he was nurtured by his master, protected by his sect, and his brothers walked together. He was extremely talented and named Jing Chun. He was the true pride of heaven, Mo Tianwei.

I think this novel is very well written and I highly recommend reading it. Cultivation of immortality does not rely on anyone's own efforts. When the heroine first started practicing immortality, she could feel that she had quite a lot of emotions. Later, after breaking up with her master, she found a way to recover. After that, her feelings gradually faded away. After thinking about it, the passage of time really made the heroine take emotions very lightly. (It is a pity that the heroine was not here when the master died. When the master dies, the body dies and the Tao disappears and cannot be reincarnated. Alas!)

After reading this book, I am so tired! I feel that in the end, only loneliness is left in the world, and there is no human touch.

I finally finished reading it (I read it on Hongxiu). I can only say that before reading a book, don't read the reviews first. You should read it yourself. This book is really excellent and worth reading. First of all, there are many funny questions in the early stage. I think it is quite interesting. Sometimes the orthodox female main fairy writing is boring, and the author's writing style is also very interesting. There is no need to complain like this. Later, when I concentrated on upgrading and writing the logic in detail, some people said it was too long-winded and was really difficult to handle.  Then there is the issue of the heroine's three views. There is nothing wrong with Jing Chun's three views. There are always comments about selfishness and so on. After cultivating immortality, do you still need to be philanthropic? It's unnecessary. In the entanglement with Mingze and Jianzong, the protagonist has already done all his benevolence. Mingze became possessed because of his master's affairs. This is a problem of his own character. But in the end, it is the protagonist who pays for his mistakes. The end of the road is more uncomfortable for a peerless genius than killing her. Can't he let her settle the score? ? ? And it was Jian Zong who felt sorry for the heroine in the end. The heroine later did enough for Jian Zong and never repaid the favor, so there is no need to use this point to attack the heroine. The heroine may have made mistakes, but she made up for them in the end. The most regrettable thing is Mingze. The author was really cruel to him. His master died indirectly because of him, and he and his master also had a knot in their hearts. The disciple he loved the most suffered so much because of him, and he couldn't even apologize in the end. It's too miserable, isn't it? In short, this book is really the best among the heroine cultivating immortals that I have read for nearly ten years, but you need to read it carefully. Those who simply like to read plots and entertaining stories may find the author verbose, but I think the author really writes well. The step-by-step upgrade of the heroine is very reasonable and logical, and the combination of modernity and cultivation is super good. I will probably keep this book for two or three runs. I also went back to read the new book❤️❤️❤️

This is one of the best female channel cultivators I have ever read. Mo Sansui is the most charming protagonist I have ever seen (even the heroine does not need to be referred to as "female").

I just opened this article and my heart dropped when I read the comments. I don't like asking Master to die. I don't want to read it anymore. Cultivation of immortality must have a heart-warming continuation, otherwise it will be nothing.

I have read this book in nearly two weeks. I can read any type of fairy tales, but this book ranks among the top five in my heart. The early stage is a bit off-putting, but the flaws are not concealed. The later part is really beautiful. Oh my, I don't know what to say. It's just a pity. I always feel that the story shouldn't have ended like this. It's too short. I also want to read the story of He Yu Duchui. In the tens of thousands of years before he became a saint, he created a way to amaze the world and the four realms. Also, when I see Jian Zong and the late Three Years Old, I can't help but think that they were once so good, and the young people were high-spirited, but when they develop into what they are later, they are inevitably a little confused. Although this ending is helpless, maybe this is the best arrangement. Being perfect is cultivating immortality. Walking alone on the great road is also cultivating immortality.

The imagination is too big. One moment it is said to be a novel world, and the next moment it is interspersed with a game system. What the hell?

I really don't understand how such an excellent book can be lost to the public. As far as Xianxia is concerned, it is really top-notch. The grand layout, the magical power that changes the color of the world during battle, and the protagonist's mind that connects to the black hole, every time I couldn't stop reading every chapter. The author's rich knowledge reserves deeply impressed me as an illiterate person. Although I was fascinated and tried very hard, I just couldn't understand many classical Chinese texts 😳😳, alas.

I have been a bookworm for more than seven years, and I usually spend more time reading novels than an internet-addicted teenager playing Honor of Kings. The first one I read that year was Douluo, the third young master of the Tang family, and Tiancan Tudou's Douluo sucked me into a trap. In the past few years that I have been reading, my preferences have been changing with the number of books I read, my age and my experience. From the beginning of fantasy, fairy tales, to the city (urban immortality, pretending to be invincible), and gradually to the second dimension zone, female channel romance. It seems to be getting weirder? (Cross it out, this is not the point) But the more novels I read, the less I can stand the novels I used to read. I used to be able to read millions of words of "enjoyable" articles, but now: What is this? Was I in ** before? I have blocked fantasy novels for a long time. The adventures of mindless upgrades slap me in the face. I am tired from reading them, okay? Not to mention those who have a harem, just × without even looking at the text. Xianxia, ​​I have never been able to figure out the difference between most Xianxia and fantasy? Adventures, upgrades and soaring, unlimited map changes, the human world, the spiritual world, the fairy world, the heavenly world, are you playing Russian matryoshka dolls? And this immortal cultivator spent twenty years beating others who have been cultivating for thousands of years? How many great realms can you hit people with? Can treasures directly allow you to upgrade with one click? Illiterate people who win the lottery are just nouveau riche. The protagonists of these fairy tale novels are all nouveau riche. It seems that I haven't reached the main text after writing so much? Okay, let's talk about why I like this book. When I clicked in at the beginning, what kept me reading was not the core of the book, but the joyful and hilarious style of the first dozens of chapters, because that was my preference. But it wasn't these that made me pursue and subscribe. The first thing that touched me was the Lone Star Sword Technique and Qiming Sword in Chapter 17. This chapter let me know that this book is definitely not just about happiness; the author's writing style. The more I look at the back, the more surprises it brings me. In the foundation building period, Mingze retreats, the protagonist understands that "the road can only walk alone, only one can walk alone"; the sword's intention and sword's way, the sword's intention is psychic; Yue Jiu Tan's divine sword style·Seven Thoughts; Mo's proud character that cannot be bent even in the Mahayana at the age of three; the advanced golden elixir, Mingdao The heart, the Tao system; the world view, all the worlds, the fairy world, simple and clear... The protagonist's talent, the protagonist's enthusiasm for kendo, the protagonist's pride, the protagonist's willingness to bend rather than bend, the protagonist's kendo, without fear of life and death... There are too many reasons to pursue this book. Here are a few points that make me very comfortable and allow me to pursue them. ①. World view: A grand world view that crushes 99.9% Of fantasy novels written by men and women. If other novels are copied and pasted at the pixel level, this one is 1080p 60 frames ultra high definition. The lower realm is the heavens and the world. There are big worlds, middle worlds, and small worlds. Specifically, they can be compared to provincial capital cities, ordinary cities, county towns, and rural areas. Under normal circumstances, you can travel; but the resources of the small world are too few, and it is generally impossible to raise great monks. The middle world and the big world can ascend. The upper world is the fairy world, and you can successfully ascend to the fairy world during the tribulation period. There are also natives below the Tribulation Stage in the Immortal Realm, and it is easy to advance. In ancient times, there was no immortal world. The immortal world was refined. There are other universes, so I won't go into details. ②. Realm system: The conventional qi-building foundation elixir Yuanying leaves the body, distracts the mind, and merges with the Mahayana to transcend the tribulation. The unconventional one is the Dao system. The golden elixir enlightens the Taoist heart, the Yuanying cultivates the Tao seeds, ascends to attain the Tao, and becomes a saint. To advance to the golden elixir, you must choose the path you cultivate, otherwise the road will come to an end (you will die of old age in the golden elixir). Later advancement depends more on the understanding of the Tao. The more you understand, the faster you advance. If you don't understand enough? You will die under the advanced catastrophe. The system of the immortal world is not clear. I only know that the saint is at the end, and the saint at the half-step is the Taoist (not in harmony with the Tao). ③. Cultivation speed: Before, the golden elixir was just accumulated, but later it was linked to the Tao. The protagonist is in his forties, his golden elixir, his eighty-year-old Nascent Soul, one hundred and fifty-five out of body, three hundred and fifty-two distractions, and now he is almost five hundred years old, and is about to enter the integration stage. Look at this number, it's just different from those glamorous Mahayana bitches in their twenties. It is impossible to upgrade quickly. The only two times the protagonist has rapidly improved are once during the Qi training period. When absorbing spiritual fire, he was wasted to the first level of Qi training and then directly built the foundation; once in the late stage of the foundation building, after obtaining the innate spiritual treasure, he was directly supported to the foundation building perfection. Then the protagonist spent twelve years in retreat... And the author divides the volumes according to the realm of the protagonist, and the theme of each volume is different. ④. Realm strength: The higher the realm, the greater the gap. The protagonist can single-handedly challenge waste to build a foundation during the Qi training period, but when encountering Yuanying during the Golden elixir period, he can only run for his life. He has just left the body and reached the peak of the early stage of the out-of-body experience. But this is normal. There is no gap between realms. What's the use of having realms? ⑤. Swordsmanship system: The cultivation of law is true to the Tao, and the cultivation of swordsmanship is true to oneself. There is no distinction between the two. But each sword cultivator's kendo is different. Kendo is not only the sword, the sword technique resonates, the sword intention resonates, the kendo resonates. The protagonist can also use the sword intention to issue Tao techniques and build formations. ⑥. The mentality of the protagonist: I can guarantee that among all the protagonists in Qidian, Mo Sansui is definitely the only one: extremely passionate about kendo, extremely tough character, and extremely proud. The following is a paragraph: Although Mo Tianwei failed to pass the third test, he actually cracked the Destruction Sword Intent. This is also a very rare thing in recent years. It is natural for his attitude to change. "Leave alive?" Mo Tianwei seemed to be still thinking about something, so his reaction was a little slow. "Well, it lasts for eighty-one days, and the time limit is coming soon. I will restore your cultivation to the golden elixir first, and then you can leave..." "No!" Mo Tianwei suddenly interrupted him, "The eighty-one day has not come yet, I still have time, I... Will not leave now, I must pass the third test!" "You are sure "Definitely?" He couldn't help but ask again, "What if you don't understand?" Mo Tianwei has returned to her usual calmness, but her clear and deep eyes seem to be burning with fire that can destroy everything in the world and herself, "Then, falling is also the fate I deserve." She is not trying to prove anything, but there are some things in life that must not be compromised! For her, kendo is exactly this. Demining: Someone must have noticed, so when people look at the protagonist, they look at a man. The author also uses "he" when he writes about other people's feelings towards the protagonist. Attention! This is foreshadowing, not a bug. It was the source of chaos water given by Daojun in the first chapter that had a wonderful chemical reaction with the protagonist (?), Causing people in the lower world (including the Mahayana stage) to think she was a man (absolutely true), and recovered after the Nascent Soul stage.

This book is really rare and magnificent for female fans. I have read many female videos before, and I feel that they all form a template. For example, the mood upgrades. The author writes it in a vague way. He doesn't know how to describe it at all. He will only say that the mood has improved by one level, and he can break through, but the readers will not resonate with it at all, nor will he describe the insights. He will only vaguely say that he has understood it, and there is no thinking process at all. But the author is different. Whether it is the state of mind or the description of Tao, it gives people a sense of well-founded and also writes about the process of enlightenment, which is very personal! And all the layers are clear, making people feel that the protagonist has really upgraded. Rather than those Qi training and foundation building occupying half of the book, the whole period is filled with intrigues and secret treasure hunting. This book is about elders having the power to do big things, but don't dare to find the protagonist for small things. Practice seriously in the early stage and take responsibility later. It's perfect! Coupled with the excellent writing style, magnificent layout, and tight rhythm, it is a rare book for female readers! As for the part I don't like very much, it's that some of the author's words are too online, giving people the feeling of a game, and there are also too many complaints in some parts. There are also several plots, such as the shark scene. Although it is to show the danger of the martial arts, that scene is really stuck in the throat. Although the protagonist does not want the Virgin, such cruel killing is too ruinous. Finally, there is the overall character of the protagonist. Although the author is dedicated to describing the protagonist, he is like this. He is extremely selfish and self-interested, indifferent and emotionless. The author clearly analyzes it. Perhaps it is because of this that it makes people feel a little uncomfortable. Sure enough, the protagonist finally mastered the ruthless way!

I see no male protagonist. Instantly interested

Such as the title I saw a book friend recommending the book in the book circle, and suddenly I got an idea. I wonder if I can give it a try. Why don't you all leave your favorite novels and write down the key points and precautions, and recommend them here, key points or not, male and female frequency, text classification, whether there is CP, etc... If you want to recommend a book, you can recommend it in the sharing! Note, never recommend unfinished articles that have been discontinued for a long time, otherwise it will be very hurtful. (-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩___-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩) Only my personal opinion (●＾o＾●)

I like geniuses, and I also respect geniuses. There is no doubt that Zuo Chuyan is a peerless genius, so he has his own pride. Zuo Chuyan, a disciple of the Shaoyang Tianming Heart Sword Sect, is a peerless genius. Before he met Mo Jingchun, he was the strongest among his peers. The avenue he cultivated - hegemony - determined that he would not put anyone in his eyes. In his eyes, he was the strongest. In the battle of the Zhenwu Immortal Society, he was defeated by Mo Jingchun. Mo Jingchun became a barrier to his heart, and a loophole appeared in his domineering heart. He could only make amends with his Taoist heart by fighting Mo Jingchun again and defeating him. So, after breaking through the distraction, he did not want to bully the younger ones. He and Mo Jingchun were peers, so why would he bully the younger ones? Normally, this is a battle without any suspense. In fact, this was indeed the case. Mo Jingchun, who was out of body, was no match for him. However, Mo Jingchun broke through. By fighting with him, she successfully broke through the distraction. A wonderful battle had just begun. However, Zuo Chuyan was defeated. Last time, his Taoist heart was damaged. This time, he paid with his life. Although Mo Sansui has saved a remnant of his soul, who knows what the future will bring. He is a genius, born to be proud. Like Mo Sansui, he is proud and arrogant, but he is strong enough, which is his capital. I like this character and I respect him. Because, the strong deserve respect!

When I saw the big anti-mining post, I was one of the first to raise the issue of the male-female ratio. I did not force the author to write according to my requirements, but I hope that the world in the author's writings will be harmonious with yin and yang, and the Tao will flow, presenting an equal, grand, and complete world of cultivation. The author emphasizes "equality between men and women", but there are still some secular shackles on gender in the writing. For example, in the paragraph about Zi Ling (that should be her first name), her father "contested" for her, fearing that she would be unaccompanied. If Zi Ling was male, would her father say, "Son, I'm leaving. I'm afraid you will be lonely. Let's compete with each other so that you can find a wife!" Isn't it hard to imagine? In modern language systems, people rarely praise men as "sensible and obedient" because by default women are ignorant and disobedient. In the same way, in the world of cultivation, women should not be considered weak and unable to endure hardship by default. So I want to believe that the swordsmanship technique is suitable for men, so there are more men than women, instead of "Oh, how can a girl be a swordsman if it is so hard, tiring and poor to be a swordsman!" Mo is a male at the age of three, so there is no problem with many men around him. The author's first book is not strong enough to write group portraits, and there are few outstanding female characters. I don't mind it in particular, and I will be very tolerant of women unless they are maliciously targeted. Facts have proved that most of the characters written by the author have online IQs, and there are no vicious female and male counterparts. This is one of the reasons why I have pursued it until now (and now I am brainwashed😂) I hope that Da Da will get better and better in the new year and write equally excellent female and male counterparts. Happy New Year~🌹

It's a rare and good novel. In my mind, it ranks among the top five heroines who seek immortality (cultivation). I really like the heroine's perseverance and hard work. At the beginning, the heroine is a bit eccentric and talks a lot about modern vocabulary, but as she keeps at it, it gets better and better. Don't give up on writing easily! ! !

The evil in the world should be annihilated Kill the demons The edge of the sword turns with contempt The eyebrows are as cold as ice A startling glance He is hunting in white He has never broken his pride in this life What can I do Yellow Spring Water Qing Enyi Jue Transforming the Tao into the body to say goodbye The north wind sobbed Playing a tragic song Riding the sword to turn the world upside down At the risk of killing the enemy Meeting the Tao Taixu, both jade and stone will be destroyed The last sword is worthy of shame In the heart Once in the Immortal Gate Cultivation of Taoism and the world of mortals Wonderful Dharma to ask for immortality Fateful calamity becomes a prophecy Cold night and deep twilight Warming the wine in the snow A toast to the past A toast to the past Stars cover the mountains and snow all night Wind breaks Mountains and rivers are silent and clouds pile up Telling of joys and sorrows The sky and earth are the same color No visitors are seen Master's fan song has no music, but someone who can arrange music can give it a try. The lyrics are as they are for the time being and will be modified later as appropriate. ​

，，，，，，，      A good article does not just highlight the protagonist, but more importantly, each person in the article has his or her own story and plot. They cannot be purely good or purely evil. All of this must be related to their background and environment. Only in this way can we create full-bodied characters, and Dada has achieved this. In his writing, every character has something worthy of everyone's love. As A Mo said, although the moon is dazzling, it does not cover up the thousands of stars. Everyone has their own place worthy of shining. Recently, I read other novels about cultivating immortals, and I realized that Xiaoyao's novel is indeed rare in the world. Daxian's novels about cultivating immortals are very good. I will continue to pursue new novels about cultivating immortals. I look forward to the day when I become a master of cultivating immortals, fighting!

Finished Spreading Flowers 🌹🌹🌹 I wish you better and better as you write. The new book Sword Shadow Hengqiu is on the shelves. It is my favorite fairy tale and I will definitely support it ~ Bi Xin ❤️

I think these three are the best looking

✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ There is a religion in China, and its name is eating. The teaching of eating is so big that it can be found all over the world. China's foodies are the best in the world, and Guangdong's foodies are the best in China. As a pure Cantonese, can I embarrass Guangdong? Of course that's not possible. It's hot in summer, what should I eat? Of course, it needs to be tender, moist, very delicious, and the cultivation process must be very meticulous - Fujianese (cross out), no, it is delicacy. Passerby: →_→Everyone knows the heart of Cantonese people. Me: :) ​​Do you believe that I... Am a vegetarian? Vegetarian menu: 1. Mangosteen (clear and sweet, strong) 2. Watermelon🍉 (Needless to say, you know) 3. Lychee (300 lychees a day, a Lingnan native) 4. Ice cream🍦 (without it) The summer has no soul) 5. Tea 🍵 (a little expert in reducing fire, and also comes with a refreshing function) 6. Mung bean paste (essential for catching fire, cools the heart, and makes the heart soar) 7.... By the way, let me solemnly declare in the end that although Fujian people Thin skin and tender meat, sweet and soft, oily but not greasy, crispy and delicious, moderately sweet and salty, crispy and refreshing, full of five flavors, sweet and sour, juicy, refreshing and delicious, tender and refreshing...😍, But we Cantonese really don't eat Fujianese. 😏It smells so good~

For now, it is a book full of poisonous points. The title of the book is "The Misfortune of Me" For nearly 300 chapters, the protagonist only killed a named character. In the previous chapters, others wanted to kill her and she just punched her and it was over. She wanted to take revenge... The male to female ratio is 8:2 and both are male characters. Note: Except for a few chance encounters where the protagonist knows that she is a woman, other powerful practitioners with advanced cultivation levels do not know that she is a woman... None of the cultivators have eyes... So after more than 300 chapters, the protagonist is still It's a man... Since the 200th chapter, all kinds of stories have almost caught up with the Pacific Ocean. There are many psychological drama thieves, and I can write psychological dramas for several chapters... The whole process is frustrating, not a cool novel, the protagonist is abused in various ways, and the protagonist's strength is all based on the opinions of others. In the discussion, for example, a certain person discussed how powerful she was, but she always escaped death every time she got into a fight... Of course, the nameless passerby A killed a lot of people, but he would not kill people with names (it was too difficult for the author to come up with names) and he couldn't bear to...

Please forgive me for the writing style of an elementary school student

A typical yet very atypical female video setting. On the one hand, the author emphasizes that this is a world of cultivation where the jungle prevails, where murder is committed and goods are stolen, and dangers abound; at the same time, the author adds a strict "inner demon" setting, believing that murder and evil thoughts will breed inner demons. For example, the heroine was forced to kill a fellow sect member who was possessed by demons in the early stage, and she almost fell into the inner demon tribulation, which is indeed worthy of the name. However, one author seems to have a misunderstanding of the word "inner demons". In essence, inner demons should be a kind of negative emotions or distracting thoughts that tend to be pathological, manifested as an internal serious psychological conflict or confrontation. In layman's terms, they are the product of psychogenic morbidity caused by incomprehensible thoughts, contradictions and entanglements. Obviously, they do not originate from a single behavior or thought of an individual. Not only that, the two authors also generalized ordinary "emotional fluctuations" or slight "random thoughts" and defined them as inner demons. As a result, all the chapters are filled with inner demons, including the seven emotions and six desires. In addition, the author also introduces the theory of cause and effect. As stated in the article, "Every relationship with a person has a cause and effect." Unlike other immortality writings that set the main cause and effect on the difference between immortals and mortals, the author generalizes to the entire world of immortality. The so-called cause and effect is everywhere, there are causes and effects everywhere, and inner demons arise everywhere. In this regard, based on the layers of settings and restrictions, it can be imagined that the behavior and psychological model of the heroine on the path of spiritual practice in the article are basically limited to the trajectory of "playing the world" in terms of behavior, while in terms of psychology, it is generally in the continuation and transformation between spiritual internal friction and psychological cultivation. The fact is that almost two-thirds of the article is devoted to the psychological portrayal of the heroine (inner drama). Sometimes in a plot, only a few lines of dialogue are interspersed with large sections of psychological activities, and the coherence of the plot interpretation is seriously severed. To sum up, the main body of the female protagonist's true cultivation is to revolve in a closed loop of inner demons and causal settings, and at the same time include a gag-style spiritual interaction. Once the female protagonist has the slightest feeling, she will immediately have an epiphany and break through the realm. How to put it this way, some people are curious about the author's personality and temperament. On the one hand, he seems to have a hidden and profound dogmatic obsession with cause and effect, good and evil, and at the same time, he is full of realistic pursuit of the mortal world. He is in an extreme contradiction. This is where reading this article makes people feel deeply entangled and painful. It is also the "inner demon" (or "psychological conflict") outside of the article I have seen. Finally, I would like to say that as a male reader, the overall perception of reading is tangled, painful and divisive. It is really difficult to persist through the book. Maybe it is because I don't understand women well.

I wanted to reply to you, but I didn't find the name and I was too lazy, so I didn't keep secrets between you two. Anyway, the three of us are in the same group 😭. The list of winners of this event will be announced soon. Three of them have written posts, but there is no way to get the rewards. Because the content has not passed official review. These three people are: Zhenzhenzhen, Fusu Susu, and Zhenju. The posts of the first two people are displayed in the award-winning list, but when I click on your post, it is blank (maybe it has been blocked). I am even worse. I am not in the award-winning list, and the Mingyue Storytelling Circle cannot see my post. (No wonder I didn't get a single like for so many days. I thought everyone was busy and no one paid attention to me.) After careful research, I thought it might involve sensitive words and the post was not positive enough, so the three of us were blocked by the artifact 😅. After this incident, I would like to tell you that when writing posts in the future, especially event posts, the sun should be bright 😁! I made a mistake, so I hid aside and cried quietly (´;;`)😭, holding Zhenzhen with my left hand, and Susu with my right hand. The sad trio is our three sisters. (I added screenshots of our three posts, but then I couldn't post them, it showed review, ahem, I can only narrate them verbally)

Eating ice is indispensable in midsummer. It cannot be less. It would not be summer without it hahahahaha~ The three-year-old sister in the cultivation world said whether she can eat ice? All kinds of ice seem to be thousands of years old. It can be made into pills and can be used for physical exercise. I have never heard of anyone eating it as shaved ice. Oh, I heard that the thousand-year-old ice is blue. It should look good. I don't know how it tastes. Is a three-year-old a foodie? I forgot, a three-year-old real man is busy fighting every day, and there are so few scenes of eating. Alas~ he is also an immortal who does not attach importance to food and appetite~ a real immortal~ We are real common people, I also want to be immortal😭😭 I may not survive 3 episodes, but I just want to be immortal😭

I followed it for two years and ordered all the books. Who has more say than me? To make a point... Is the protagonist not in love and focusing on his career? The heroine pressed down the male protagonist of the original book and asked him to call him senior sister. Did it hurt the man's self-esteem? The protagonist is a junior sister. There are many senior brothers and sisters in front of her, which is also called an imbalance between men and women? The heroine did not kill people at the beginning but was soft-hearted? Is she an antisocial personality? Is it normal for people who have never been exposed to blood to be excited about killing? The heroine suffered from a problem in her previous life, and her unusual behavior when she first arrived in another world is also a warning sign? Is it intentional for the heroine to dress up as a man? Isn't it because men's clothing is convenient for practicing? Is the heroine a sword cultivator? The heroine deliberately pretends to be a man... She doesn't even know that others think she is a man. This is considered a surprise after her cultivation has improved a lot? The heroine is dedicated to the Tao and has gone through hardships and eventually becomes a saint, allowing the love ghost to break her guard? You will meet many people on the road of life, some pass by in a hurry, some have a word with each other, and stay with them for a few years. In the memories, you can also recall the green years of those years. Some are good, some are evil, some are jealous, some are on the sidelines, have rights and pros and cons, and have different positions, but there is no absolute right or wrong. Only the heroine keeps cultivating her Taoist heart and walks towards her goal, and the people and things on the road will eventually become the scenery along the way. This is not a good-looking article, what do you want it to look like? Write it yourself. There is no need to attack the author. The article that has been completed for many years is criticized as poor quality. What's more, after reading only three or five chapters, he came to clear the mines after about ten chapters. Is it not in line with his intention to break the defense? You haven't started charging for ten chapters yet, right? If you want to read a book, just scroll down. The comment section was such a grand event back then. How many people followed the article on cultivating immortals. If it is true, there wouldn't be many people following it.

My summer? As a standard home girl, I prefer to stay at home most of the time. As for eating, I can eat fried chicken, ice cream, milk tea, popsicles, ice watermelon, ice soy milk, and fried yogurt! ! ! Support the ice watermelon🍉! How can we say summer is over if we haven't eaten watermelon in summer?

I came back to read it again, and there are really too few fairy tales about the main heroine not being romantic.