The Laid-Back Cultivator Side Character

The paragraphs need to be broken down in detail; one long paragraph is tedious to read.

Thankfully, the original male lead isn't the real male lead. The original male lead was disgusting; he clearly didn't like Ye Qingxue, yet he didn't reject her advances—he was so shameless!

This plot feels like it's from five or six years ago. It's just so-so. There's no tension in the female supporting character transmigrating into the female lead. Actually, the main character is the real female lead, and all the important characters have feelings for her. Ye Qingxue is just a female supporting character who is a little luckier. It was really awkward to watch; the female supporting character's role was completely superfluous.

Not bad, there are just a few bugs at the front.

Speaking of which... Female-oriented cultivation novels are still in the spiritual root stage... The male-oriented cultivation novels next door have already started to veer towards the Huangting Sutra.

Well, this article is pretty silly. Just treat it as a light read for beginners. The main problem is that a character named Li Chen (or perhaps a supporting male character) appears later on, and he's unclear whether he's the male lead or a supporting character.

Although this article is titled "Buddhist-style Cultivation," it shouldn't be written in such a detached and indifferent way. It feels like a bland and uninteresting narrative, with no sense of immersion whatsoever. I've already persevered to the latest chapter, and I still feel absolutely no sense of belonging.

Go go go! 💪

Author, keep up the good work! ^0^~ Looking forward to updates.

Female protagonist cultivation novels become unreadable once a male protagonist is introduced; something disgusting always comes up.