A Cheat-Fueled Life: The Fake Immortal of the Cultivation World

After reading a few chapters, I want to ask the author a question: Did the female lead not have parents in her first life? She misses her parents in the immortal realm so much, yet she doesn't even mention her parents from her first life? Is it just because her parents in her second life were powerful figures?

I so wish Master Shanyuan could return, I so wish Master Cangcang's soul were still alive, and that my Immortal Father was just sleeping with my godfather. I wish the fox girl and the little girls were all well... I've been alone for so long, desperately searching for my way home, hoping for a happy reunion!

This is one of the best female-protagonist cultivation novels I've read in recent years that I've followed continuously. While the author's writing style and plot development aren't the best, and she doesn't focus heavily on the step-by-step cultivation and enlightenment process, the cultivation world she creates is the most magnificent and breathtaking.

The beginning is a bit rough around the edges, but it's very good. If I were to rewrite it, I could really flesh it out! 🤓

Hmm, speaking of which, every time the female lead is reincarnated as a mortal, people say she doesn't have spiritual roots and can't cultivate. Does that mean even with her father's status, he couldn't find a spiritual medicine to create spiritual roots? Are the rules of the world different?

I really enjoy reading the chapter reviews; I always find a lot of insightful comments that I savor repeatedly. But I want to say to readers who love spotting typos: "Don't complain about the many typos! You haven't read a book where you have to guess the whole sentence; every chapter has typos."

The chosen one is Ji Wuyou, right? With her brainless Mary Sue persona, she might accidentally kill humanity after the Holy Maiden of Light's dream comes true. And I suspect the zombie lord is Ji Wangchen. Furthermore, if Dong Xinhe's rebirth wasn't sabotaged, I'll change my name!

I feel like you've rambled on too much. You keep talking about what her parents gave her, but she never uses it, yet you still write about it in such detail. You're just testing people's patience. I really hope your next book will have a different writing style.

The progress is too slow, there's too much rambling, and it keeps mentioning how many treasures the Immortal Father gave him, but he's afraid to use them because of this and that.

The author's writing style, particularly their attention to detail, is commendable. However, their plot control is abysmal. After reading for so long, fifty chapters, the entire book still revolves around the female lead being showered with affection and gifts under the guise of her "protagonist halo," with almost no depiction of her own efforts. It's truly frustrating.