The Supporting Female Character Returns from Cultivation

The biggest problem with this article is that there is no main line. . . I want to see the growth of the heroine, not the love, hatred and resentment of the heroine's best friends. . .

I don't want to see the heroine's best friends and their boyfriends anymore. . . It feels like it has nothing to do with cultivation. One breaks up with that one today, and the other one breaks up with this one tomorrow (in recent chapters, the heroine's girlfriends have taken turns to break up with each other. Oh my God, the author Jun's writing is obviously very good, but why is the plot going so weird!!!

The introduction and title of the book are quite attractive.

How to evaluate it! I originally thought it was a good book with a rigorous structure and clear ideas, but as I read it, I found it became more and more confusing. The more I read, the more disappointed I became. In order to fill in the pits, I endured and endured, but I found that it was not worth it at all. I just want to say this: I have something I don't know whether to say or not 😡 First of all, it is undeniable that the plot has ups and downs and is unconventional. So when I read the first volume, even if I found that the text was not on topic and rambled on, I could persist, but the result of persistence was a bit disappointing. The most unbearable thing is that it feels like the heroine has worked hard from the beginning to the end to get rid of the conspiracy of becoming someone else's substitute. In fact, it is extremely difficult to fight monsters and upgrade all the way, but the effect is not good. In the end, it feels like it is not clear who is plotting who. The author tried hard to build a character who would go all out for his family and friends, but also wanted to maintain a dark, powerful, mysterious and unyielding character. The result was that he pampered his friends with all kinds of intentions, and rejected love because of the messy responsibility. The result was that the man was not his, and the son was not his, and everyone who watched it was heartbroken. The last question is, what kind of mentality did the heroine have to steal the male protagonist's tadpole and then give birth to a child through artificial insemination? Although one was the heroine who was forced to conceive by herself, the other was the heroine who put it into someone else's belly with her own hands 🥵 and the child would be sent to the father by the power of blood as soon as it was born. This is the separation of mother and child! ! What kind of mentality is this that creates such a plot? I am simply speechless. Of course! It is even more unacceptable that the female protagonist may not have slept with the male protagonist until the end, and that her puppet fell in love with the male protagonist and slept with him first. The heroine loves herself, why she wants the entire male protagonist to come out and make the two children suffer is simply incomprehensible.

I just started watching it. To be honest, apart from the puppet lying on the bed, what are the other three useful? Is it necessary for the existence of a puppet that even the subject dares to discuss? With the character and IQ of the heroine, is it still true?

I can only say that seeing it now feels like fake cultivation. The purpose of cultivating immortality is immortality, freedom, unfetteredness and spiritual detachment. I've read Chapter 118. Are you still hanging out with mortals, or is it endless? The women who cultivate immortality are all beautiful. They go here today and there tomorrow, not to find men or to hook up with men. I really don't know how to explain it! If it is these two types, what else should I practice? The more I cultivate, the more I go back.

After staying up late to read it, I had the same feeling: Chaos! There is no main plot. I just saw the heroine's best friend fighting with a man. I watched the whole movie in confusion and didn't understand it.

It always feels messy and nonsensical

I don't understand. Is the heroine the subject? She can't even control the puppets she creates. What's the point of the existence of spring, summer, autumn and winter? Does it show the kindness of the heroine? Isn't she a demon cultivator? I don't ask you to kill me cruelly, but I ask you to be a little selfish, okay? I am always thinking about this and that, and I can no longer find the trace of the heroine who made my heart beat at the beginning!

It's a messy novel that makes me feel uncomfortable. I don't know what the main plot is and it keeps nagging me.