Don't Watch the Drama While Cultivating Immortality

Reading this story will give you a feeling of disappointment and frustration until it's published. I don't plan to read it anymore; I'm afraid I'll have a heart attack. The female protagonist didn't cultivate properly from the beginning; she relied entirely on the author's lucky breaks—sudden enlightenment, accidents, and all sorts of unexpected events.

It's been over a thousand chapters, and the protagonist is still just a novice Foundation Establishment cultivator.

I've read up to chapter 2157, and Gu Huai's problem is still unresolved, and the male and female leads aren't even together! I just want to read a romantic fantasy novel, is it easy for me?! I've searched so many, but none of them have a male lead, except for this one, but the progress is so slow. Does anyone have any recommendations for fantasy novels with a male lead? Please!

Character List female. 1. Ningxia (Fufeng) Wang Jingxuan (Handan) (Yaoyue) Swords: Nameless, Plain Flower 2. Wang Qingmei 4. Yuan Guifang (Yuhua) (deceased) (Wen Hui) (Master of Shuixiu Peak) 11. Ning Ru (Shui Xiufeng) Xiao Minghua (Wen Hui's disciple) (Hua Yi) 16. Lin Nuo (brainless female supporting character) 17. Ye Ruorou (Xia's customer) Huang Yu (Ye Ruorou has a grudge against her)

I can't take it anymore!! I have to rant! The female protagonist is timid and cowardly, hesitant and uncertain, wavering and confused. And you keep complaining that you don't have the protagonist's halo, so you're unlucky and don't have any great opportunities. Please! Where in the cultivation world isn't dangerous?

I quite enjoyed reading this story, but it felt so drawn out and verbose. The female lead is still a bit timid and conflicted! It's already over a thousand chapters, and it feels like the female lead hasn't matured at all. I hope the story won't have a bad ending with this dragging pace! Author, please keep it up! 💪 I hope you can speed up the pace; it really feels too verbose and a bit padded.

I can't stand it anymore; it's so padded out. One event is described directly, then indirectly, and then again in circles, making the plot move incredibly slowly. Can't the author put a little more effort into this? Readers don't want endlessly repetitive stories!

This is so verbose! There's too much third-person perspective setup, with some scenes taking multiple chapters. The female lead is a transmigrator from a book; she was already in her twenties or thirties before her transmigration and knew she was in a cultivation world. Yet, her emotional adjustment is so poor.

I've read over 300 chapters, skipped a bit to get a quick look, and from what I've seen, the characters' feelings towards the female lead are generally "lukewarm"! I personally can't stand it. The cultivation world is inherently a dog-eat-dog world, and the female lead's constant timidity is infuriating.

It's the adorable Ningxia! The headband is a matching couple headband with Gu Huai, and the clothing is appropriate since the female lead is from the northwest frontier, so her clothes aren't as elaborate as those in the Central Plains. Her pose is just right, like a couple with the male lead!