
My Life Is in Danger Every Day
我每天都有生命危险
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 983k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Another story about a female protagonist cultivating immortality, with her whole family rising to prominence. I reckon later on, the female protagonist will painstakingly build her foundation, and then her family won't have to work so hard anymore. Basically, once the female protagonist builds her foundation, her family will definitely build theirs; once she reaches the Nascent Soul stage, her family will definitely reach the Nascent Soul stage. How boring.
Becoming the female lead and the whole family getting rich quick is boring.
Even after cultivating immortality, she's still so naive. So what if the country has order? The author didn't even explain how the country investigates cases or how it supervises. And those bureau chiefs and other big shots, are they really that stingy? What did they provide for the next generation of elites?
I came here because it's a no-romance novel, but it's actually a modern cultivation novel. I haven't seen this kind of book in a long time.
I added it to my bookshelf because you said there's no romantic pairing, so please don't turn this into a romance novel or anything like that.
New author, new seedling, keep it up!
I was so excited to finally find a modern cultivation novel, but it was just awful. I'd rather read a harem novel with a male protagonist.
The ending felt rushed; many things weren't finished. Are there any extra chapters, author?
The jumps between the previous and next chapters are too abrupt; I often feel like a chapter is missing, which affects the reading experience.
What was the author thinking? Twelve of them fought one cow all day and still couldn't kill it!