Ascending to Immortality Is Not Easy

I came here because of the strong-willed setting. I heard that there is no male superiority to women in this book. This is right. It is not that feudal society requires men to farm and is forcibly suppressed by men to form the deformed thoughts of women in later generations. Including now, there are many women who are servile in their bones. Although they are very good, they still feel that they should sacrifice for the family after marriage and live dependent on men.

It's pretty cool, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

It actually appeared on my recommendation, so it must be very good. (๑• . •๑) Is there a male protagonist in this book? (๑❛ᴗ❛๑)

After reading some of it, I feel that the advantages are obvious. The author writes with great care. All three aspects of IQ are online, and there is nothing messy. The heroine's strength has increased appropriately, but the shortcomings are also obvious. The heroine's qualifications are average, her sect is small, her foundation is poor, and she still has the worst character skills in this book.

It also feels funny. Nowadays, novels like to set up the heroine to have several older brothers to replace the hero in doting on the heroine. The first chapter of this book said that the heroine only has a daughter, and I thought it would finally be a little different, but in the second chapter, she recognized a brother. Isn't this funny? I am going to cultivate immortality. There is such a big difference in qualifications between the two parties, and yet I suddenly come to recognize a brother. Are I planning to bring up a family? In the future, will the heroine plan to change the qualifications of this brother or provide him with resources? In many novels, this kind of character is a parasite, coming to suck the blood of the heroine.

The book has been read. It's similar to most fairy tales, but it has a lot of highlights. What impressed me most was that the author wrote in the article that men and women are equal in the world of immortality. I've read many fairy tales, but 60 to 70 percent of female cultivators still have many differences in status compared to male cultivators. It's a world that is obviously divided by strength, but status is still distinguished by gender. Furthermore, some plots can be written in detail by the author. A few sentences always make me feel like I am looking at a more detailed outline. Some plots can expand on these. After all, this is a fairy tale, not a fast-travel novel. What I want to write about is the heroine's growth experience in this world. Add the last requirement of the book list The first is the three correct views. What the book list requires is that the heroine will not kill innocent people easily and must have a basic moral bottom line. ps: Killing is okay, as long as you don't kill innocent people indiscriminately. The second point is that there is no CP and no male protagonist. (This is particularly important) The protagonist does not have a tendency to be danmei or lily. It is better to have no ambiguity. No male protagonist not only means that there is no cp in the ending, but also in the plot. Basically the above two points, if it fits this book, add it to the book list. Please give the author a reply.

I'm running out of books, so I started reading the series. I hope to update it soon...

I think it's okay. It's just that it's reasonable for a small sect not to have many things. It's also well-organized and the writing is not too verbose. It's much better than some articles on cultivating immortals. Now that I've read the articles on the list, I feel that there is still room for improvement in this article. Come on ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

After all the foundations have been established, there is only one water arrow technique. No matter how small the sect is, there are always a few basic spells. It is really not good for the wood type and the earth type. It is completely mindless.

The writing is very smooth and delicate! I've invested, so please go to the author~🌹