The Supporting Female Character Returns from Cultivation
女配修仙回来了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The biggest problem with this story is the lack of a main plot. I wanted to see the female lead's growth, not the love-hate relationships between her best friends.
I don't want to see the female lead's best friends and their boyfriends anymore... It feels like it has nothing to do with cultivation. Today one breaks up with that one, tomorrow another breaks up with this one (in the last few chapters, the female lead's best friends are taking turns breaking up, oh my god, the author's writing is actually quite good, how come the plot is going so strange!!!!).
The synopsis and title are quite appealing.
How should I rate it? I initially thought it would be a well-structured and clearly logical book, but it got increasingly chaotic as I read on, and I became more and more disappointed. I endured it to try and fix the plot holes, but it turned out to be completely worthless. Right now, all I want to say is, I have something to say, but I don't know if I should. 😡
Honestly, besides the puppet lying in bed, what's the point of the other three characters? Do puppets who dare to criticize even the main character have any reason to exist? With the female lead's personality and intelligence, how can she be a cultivator?
All I can say is that this feels like fake cultivation. The purpose of cultivation is immortality, freedom, unrestrained existence, and above all, spiritual transcendence. I've read 118 chapters, and she's still hanging out with mortals, and it's endless?
After staying up all night to finish watching it, I only had one feeling: chaotic! There was no main plot; all I saw was the female lead's best friend going through life-and-death struggles with a man. After watching the whole thing, I was completely confused and didn't understand a thing.
It always feels messy and nonsensical.
Frustration
I don't understand anymore. Is the female lead even the main character? She can't even control the puppets she created. What's the point of the existence of spring, summer, autumn, and winter? Is it to showcase her kindness? Isn't she a demonic cultivator? I don't expect her to be cruel and murderous, but can't she just be a little selfish? She's always thinking about this and that. I can't find any trace of the female lead who initially captivated me!
Reading messy, disorganized novels is unpleasant; you can't figure out the main plot, and it just keeps rambling on and on.