Lin Xiaocao’s Record of Immortal Cultivation
林小草修仙记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
237Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
3.5kFans
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Why do you all love reading novels without a romantic pairing? Are there any specific reasons? Let's discuss!
I wholeheartedly support the author's orthodox cultivation novel with no female lead and no romantic pairing!!! Honestly, these kinds of stories are as rare as rare animals. Most stories these days are 1v1 or 1vN stories with the female lead, and every time I see an ambiguous scene, I feel like I've been screwed. There's even a story I read a few years ago that still "remembers" me vividly.
It looks so good! Anyway, I'm at a loss for words to praise her. I'm someone who usually reads novels and focuses on the romance between characters, but because of Lin Xiaocao, I've become obsessed with novels without a romantic pairing! Although it doesn't affect YY's mood, none of those big jerks are good enough for our Xiaocao! It's the most engaging cultivation novel I've ever read!
Honestly, don't give the protagonist's father any good memories. Rape driven by lust is more heinous than murder or arson. Frankly, I don't understand how many novels have heroines who were born after their fathers raped their mothers, and yet still harbor no resentment towards their fathers. Furthermore, with this Lin Ershu family, they'd only call each other by name, not using respectful titles like "uncle" and "aunt," especially when it comes to certain thoughts and feelings.
It's really good! At first, I wasn't interested because of the title, but I ended up reading dozens of chapters today. It has a very classic Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) feel to it, and the female lead's experiences feel very natural and not abrupt at all. I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops in the later chapters!
Hmm... This is a belated long review, I hope you'll forgive me, I've been a bit out of it these past few days, hence the late reply. (The above is just rambling, the main content follows!) To be honest, when I first saw the title of this book, I felt it was quite simple, but the content really amazed me.
It tastes divine! 😁🙂 Congee, congee! 🙂
This cat has finally figured out how to comment on itself! Thank you all for your favorites and votes! I'll be updating consistently with 4000 words daily. Feel free to invest, favorite, and vote! ^O^ Bow! Thank you!
It was a really good read; why isn't the author updating anymore?
Why is such a good novel so unpopular? This doesn't make sense.
Chinese websites are getting more and more ridiculous!