The Country Girl Who Doesn't Cultivate Immortality
农女不修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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764Chapters
3.4kRecommendations
5.4kFans
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To be honest, I feel a bit sorry for the male lead. He was saved once, then got stuck with this woman, and now he wants to marry her? She's so infatuated, narcissistic, lacks self-awareness, is persistent, lazy, extremely confident, shameless, and brazen. Plus, her appearance is a disgrace to the word "immortal."
The female lead is truly amazing, with all sorts of quirks.
Starting with a man? Unlucky. I thought it would be good, but even if there was some drama, at least there needs to be some real substance to back it up; maybe there would be a story to watch. However, after two and a half chapters of this drama, the fourth man appears... In female-oriented novels, men are absolute story killers, dog food spreaders, and bloated garbage! 😆 Tired, just venting with this post.
Don't look, don't look, don't look Unless you have no brain 🧠 The female lead is completely devoted to the male lead, but the male lead has a cousin he likes and doesn't like the female lead at all. The female lead, relying on being a rejected member of the immortal realm, constantly courts death... And gets beaten and punished while looking pitiful.
I don't understand the development of the relationship between the male and female leads. It's neither hot nor cold, and there's no reasonable plot explanation. Does the male lead really have feelings for the female lead? What is the story even trying to tell?
Lin Zhi's cousin did something wrong and ruined a young life. Why should the female lead help her? She doesn't have to pay any price. I really dislike this kind of saint. Helping her repair her body is just helping her harm people.
He's been powerful for two hundred years and still hasn't reached the Foundation Establishment stage.
The author lacks common sense about life, or perhaps if they weren't from a rural area, they shouldn't be writing about rural life. I was ultimately defeated by the details after reading the beginning, which is a pity.
The Iron Granny is so annoyingly written; any normal person would find it unbearable after being treated like that. She's just forcing this character into the plot to be disgusting. It's so painful to read. Thumbs down.
Is the female lead a fairy or a demon?