The Immortal Celestial Lady

After reading a few chapters and seeing the female lead's initial entry into the sect, although I will continue reading, I still want to make a comment. The world-building alone might be off-putting at first glance, but considering the scarcity of male-lead-less cultivation novels, it's generally possible to finish one without triggering major plot holes.

I hope the author can promote gender equality, making strength unrelated to gender or physical ability. Since the author has written about numerous female cultivators who lack ambition and only want to become concubines of powerful male cultivators, they should also write about male cultivators with less talent who rack their brains just to become concubines of powerful female cultivators.

A few complaints: First of all, in a normal cultivation world, martial prowess and ability should be the most important factors determining status. Gender is meaningless in a world where absolute martial strength determines everything! Secondly, the female lead seems incredibly stupid! The author's portrayal of her personality and thinking is extremely immature!

It's really good, but the status of women is too low; it feels unrealistic in this extraordinary world.

So far, all the female cultivators who have appeared are low-level cultivators, not a single high-level one. Moreover, all the female cultivators who have appeared so far are bastards. How can someone who focuses all their attention on looking at handsome men and only wants to be their maid or concubine actually cultivate? Isn't this just like the college entrance examination?

I don't understand why there are so many book friends who insist that the book Xiu Xian has no CP. Ever since I saw this sentence many years ago: Life without love is like eating dumplings without jealousy. From then on, whether I was eating dumplings or reading books and watching TV series, I felt that without good jealousy or love, I couldn't watch it. Of course, those who are in love or domineering are definitely not sensitive.

This isn't traditional cultivation novels; it has too many secular elements. Everyone's scheming and plotting for their families and sects. Unlike cultivation novels, it lacks the carefree, sword-wielding freedom of those who seem to control their own destinies.

I've read the book. The writing and plot are both good, but honestly, it needs less brainless nonsense and more sincerity. After the female protagonist transmigrates, all the women she encounters have intellectual problems; they're all awful. The first requirement for adding books to the list is that the female protagonist has sound values.

This book has been signed, and the contract is on its way. Those who haven't invested yet can do so now. The author will write diligently, with one update per day during the new book period, two to three updates per day when promoted, and two updates per day after it's officially released, with occasional third updates. Thank you all for your support!

It's pretty good. Several people with ulterior motives have been making sarcastic and malicious comments, which are laughable. Your own work isn't even this good, is it? Yet you dare to criticize someone else's excellent work. I'll just say to you, "You're shameless!" It's outrageous.