Junior Sister, She Is Both Fierce and Pretty

I was short of books for a while and couldn't find any good and suitable novels without cp. I found this book which was serialized. I was attracted by the book slips. I didn't quite understand it when I told it in the first chapter. In the second chapter, Poria started to understand the novel after asking her mind. I really like the author's writing style from the bottom of my heart, because I feel very immersed in it when I read this novel. ——Mo Yan, his nature is not bad, he just wants to protect his sister and choose between friends and relatives, but in his mind, relatives are more important, so he can only choose to be sorry to his friends and protect his sister (the weak eat the weak here) In the era of , he was caught by others, and he was not strong enough, so he had to choose to obey. Unfortunately, he died in the end) ——In the Bishuitian chapter (I don't remember if I made a mistake, please forgive me), they did not hesitate to do anything for the disciples in the Yuntian secret realm. They used the power of ancient demon cultivators to open the Yuntian Secret Realm. Finally, they asked the heads of Zixiao Sect and Sanqing Temple to help open the Yuntian Secret Realm and rescue the disciples inside. Master Yin Yue asked Master Linghua to use a knife to disfigure himself and return the face of Fu Ling. Master Linghua really After he disfigured himself and knelt down, Master Chang Qing also knelt down and asked, "Do you, Bishuitian disciples, do you want to?" All the disciples knelt down and gave a shocking "Yes!" I thought that the proud Bishuitian would be unwilling, but I didn't expect that the entire sect knelt down without any reluctance. For the sake of their fellow sect/disciples, they can put down their self-esteem, put down their arrogance, and put down everything else just to ask the Zixiao Sect and Sanqing Temple to help them get the Bishuitian disciples from the Yuntian Secret Realm out. (It can be seen from this that Bishuitian is not very kind to other sects, but they are very caring about the people of their own sect.) ——Fu Ling is a strong and sensible child. Although everyone in the sect thinks she is very powerful, she is also afraid of holding back the sect's disciples, afraid of not being worthy of her own sword, afraid that she will stop the golden elixir, and afraid that her mood will be affected by worrying about some things in her heart. She would also never want to hold back her teacher and work hard to make progress. The moment she made me feel distressed was the moment Xue Tu betrayed her. I felt that this sword was really heartbreaking. Fortunately, she still had Xingye 😢 ahhhhhhhhh, I also want Xingye to become a human and cultivate into an adult! ! ! What's more, everyone in Ling Yanfeng must remain single to the end! ! ——Song Minmin, Xin'er, at first I thought Song Minmin would bully and come back with revenge, but I didn't expect the three of them to actually become good friends. This is a reversal. Everyone thinks that Song Minmin has a bad temper, is always ready to take action, and has status in the family, but in front of Fu Ling and Xin'er, she is very protective of her friends, not so fussy, and not so bad-tempered. So when I first came into the trap, I saw Song Minmin bullying Xin'er, saying that she would fight back next time. Don't believe it, just keep watching, you will be surprised, because the three of them will become very, very good friends. ——In this book, the heroine will not become very powerful immediately, but will progress bit by bit, become stronger bit by bit, very real, very fulfilling, and not very serious about cultivating immortality. Everyone is very interesting, has his own character, has his own story, and the plot is reasonable. What's more, the monks who practice Buddhism in Sanqing Temple are not serious. As the saying goes, monks do not lie, but they just don't follow this hahahahaha Thank you for your hard work, author! ! (My writing style is really poor and my meaning is also poor. Please forgive me.)

​​Every person in the book has his own thoughts, independent personality and character, even just a sword has his own thoughts. It's not all black and white, there are no totally good guys and no totally bad guys. When I first saw Mo Yan, I thought he would be a very lovable character, but it turned out to be a "two-level reversal" for me, and he was quite bald... Until I saw that he was forced to do so because of her sister (I remember it was a wrong, don't hit me, don't hit me, woo woo). The fact is that he is a bad person but not a bad person. From God's perspective, he just made his own choice, not for righteousness but for his relatives. If most people were put in this position, the result might be the same. Xue Che, the famous sword in the world, was born because of his master's love for others. He tried to get rid of the original and pretended to be contracted by Poria, but when Lian Yuyao called him, he finally obeyed. Contract - it is a life, no matter right or wrong, because he appears because of her, just because it is her. [I just selected a few that made a deep impression] Poria--my female goose! The first impression that Poria leaves on me is that you should work hard (I really can't find the words to describe it, sorry for my lack of words, if I want to find the most suitable one at the moment-Desperate Saburo) I am at a disadvantage, and let's see how to reverse it. The first impression that children from rich families give to some people is definitely not as good as the image of poor but positive characters. But wouldn't such a setting make people want to know more about this character? If I should work hard, I will work hard. If I don't need to work hard, I will take care of myself. If conditions permit, I will be pampered, but if conditions do not exist, I can work hard. I think Poria should follow suit. (My words are really not enough to express how good the female goose is) From the beginning when something happened at home, Fuling begged the real person to take her to the Zixiao Sect, relying on her own perseverance to ask her mind, even though she was scarred. After being accepted as a disciple by Xuanwei, he still worked tirelessly (crossed out/desperately) What about the four spiritual roots? Still hanging on to the single spirit root. Everyone knows that Poria is extremely fast in cultivation, but who knows how much time, energy, and sweat she put into it. People say that cultivation is inherently contrary to nature, but that's not entirely true. Just like the sword intention of Poria cocos, it is all-encompassing and believes that everything has its spirit. In addition to her perseverance, she also has wisdom, morality and a sense of right and wrong in her heart. This is probably the reason why she can use Xingye. Although Xingye has developed spiritual wisdom, it is still a thing after all (this thing is not that thing, and he is also Poria's friend aaaaa). It would be a kind of cowardice to put the responsibility on a sword because of a weak mind. In fact, everyone should know the reasons why the previous owners of Starry Night ended up. When people are unwilling to accept an answer, they will make up another answer to convince themselves.       ，，， Watching Poria's growth and insights is like watching a female goose grow up (good guy, I had a female goose at a young age), and I also feel that yogurt understands many things. In short, this is a book that I really like, and I won't lose money by investing in it. Ah, this... It's already two o'clock. Let's continue talking tomorrow, good night

6. I can't stand it. I have a bit of a disagreement with the heroine. Sometimes she seems to be a virgin but not a virgin, so everyone inexplicably dotes on the heroine. I don't understand. Moreover, the heroine's sect is a bit too wild. Going to other sects to cause trouble is a bit... It's outrageous anyway. Not all sects are bad people. Family members, please don't be too outrageous.

After watching it, I still want to see the heroine and Buddha show off their affection in the fairy world 🥺🥺

I've finished watching it, but I watched it elsewhere () it's really beautiful. It's so cool. The heroine really makes progress little by little and doesn't become strong all at once. Everyone's characters are complete and really beautiful! ! ! ! After reading this book, I probably won't read any other novels about cultivating immortals. It really hit the ceiling in my heart. I want to see more extras woo woo

What should I say? I came here after reading the recommended book. I really couldn't stand it anymore. The heroine is a bit hard to explain. I feel that the first few dozen chapters are only good. Be cautious. It may be that the setting is too shocking. The character of the heroine is really... I thought it was acceptable when I first read it. But after reading it, I couldn't stand it at all.

This is a good article. The story is very attractive and the characters are well established. However, as the plot develops, the subsequent articles are poorly written and the ending feels rushed. Many pitfalls are left unfilled, such as Lin Bai, Yun Jing, Xin'er, Minmin, etc. The subsequent plot development is too fast. Months or even years have passed in just a few words. The author may have been eager to write a he, and she did, but really, to be honest, it is too watery. After reading it, I am still left with more to say, and the emotional impact it brings to people is also in a hurry I still hope that this good article has a better way of ending, and I look forward to the author's further progress. Everyone in the inspiration comment area has some good ideas, such as writing about everyone in the Great Three Thousand Realms, filling in the holes, or continuing the story of everyone ascending to the fairy world (add that the ending is Xuan Wei's attitude towards Poria, as a sister in the comment area said, not being a master but being her elder), Chapter 400 is indeed a bit short I really like this novel😍. If I am lucky enough to be read by the author and refine the story, I will definitely read it again from the beginning and give a better evaluation😌😊{"LinkId":"26881","LinkName":"New! Starting point ","LinkUrl":"QDReader://ataru. Qidian. Com/noah/693763664"}{"LinkId":"26688","LinkName":"Test your path to immortality","LinkUrl":"QDReader://ataru. Qidian. Com/noah/678961878"}

I personally like this book, but part of the plot is a bit watered down, and I don't think it will have much of an impact. However, I didn't see the endings of senior brothers, third senior brothers, and Xin'er Minmin later, so I felt that the story seemed to be missing something, which was a bit regretful.

The previous writing is really very detailed. I really cried when the author detailed the heroine's emotional line and growth process. Chapter 400 is a bit too short. This novel is really captivating. The plot and the heroine's growth process are very suitable for my taste. The ending is a bit too hasty but it is handled very well. I feel that if you can refine it and write the next chapter, it will really fascinate me. If the author can see it, I would like to ask if there may be a second part. Tell the story of the Buddha and the heroine in the divine world or some things about the brothers in the lower world.

The first thing I wrote is okay, but I really don't know the reason behind it. Just meddle in other people's business. If you don't have that diamond, don't do the porcelain work. If you meddle in your own business, you won't be able to solve it on your own. You'll either have to find the master, senior brother, sect, or Ji Jing to solve the problem. Is this still a strong woman? What kind of strong woman is she? Either he is seeking death or he is on the way to death. After he has done it, he still has no ability to solve it. This is how a holy mother bitch behaves, right? From "Huan Longzhu", the heroine stabbed herself for an unrelated person, and just to call Ji Zhi over, I was full of questions. I just pinched my nose and watched the part where I went to the Lin family to celebrate my senior brother's birthday. I really couldn't stand it at all.

I just finished reading it. The author's writing is very good, and the beginning is really good, as is the process. I feel that the ending is too hasty and not enough to watch. I also feel that many people did not explain the follow-up clearly. Many people went offline in a hurry and never mentioned it in the follow-up. Can there be a sequel? I want to see everyone's ending. Follow-up, I hope everything will have the best ending. I really want to see the daily life of Master and Junior Sister Ji Jing in the fairy world, as well as Red Weaver Girl, Miss Song, Xin'er, Chu Yi, Qiao You, Yin Yue Zhenren, various senior brothers, and many, many people. I feel so regretful... 😭 Please author, I want to watch the extra chapter.

I can only say that the ending is not good or bad, but it is still a good book.

☞About the heroine design (emphasis: growth-oriented heroine) ✨A straight woman (maybe influenced by her teacher) ✨A cute little cute person ✨Being sincere and devoted to her friends ✨Has shortcomings (but no one can fault them) ✨Be independent-minded, firm-willed, and not influenced by the outside world ✨Although he is a four-spirited person, he is actually using a genius flow script ☞About system settings ✨Vicious tongue ✨The biggest effect is to be slapped in the face (Key point: this article is different from other system articles, the system in this article is really useless) ☞About Xin'er's character ✨Kind and gentle, but also shows a tough side for the things that are important to him ✨The heroine in the original book, but it seems that there is no progress in the relationship with the male protagonist ☞About Xuanwei's character ✨Xuan Wei is a straight man who can offend female compatriots with his words. He is very homely and rarely leaves the sect. ✨Because he is born with a sword body, his feelings and emotions are relatively weak, but he has a very defensive side. The most important people are his four apprentices. ☞About the character of Buddha ✨It is difficult to guess, but because he met Poria during the tribulation, he benefited a lot, and he became a close friend and bosom friend. Others think that Buddha is a sacred existence, because Buddha does not appear often Note: This article is a non-CP novel, the full text is single arrow →, every character in the book has his own story, even a small supporting role, has his own characteristics, there is no absolute villain, the world of immortality itself is cruel, everyone works hard for themselves, there is no brainlessness The nympho heroine is described more realistically. I feel that the characters in the book are flesh-and-blood existences rather than mere paper beings, such as Bishui Tian, Mo Yan and Xue Che. I won't spoil them here. As a new author, the author's writing is not new and his writing style is relatively relaxed. It is really worth reading ~

In my mind, this is what Poria cocos looks like.

I just saw the disaster in advance here, and I have a few things I want to complain about. The first is the system. At first I thought the system had found the wrong person and was trying to find a way to get back to the original heroine, so it wanted to do something dirty to the current heroine. But it doesn't seem to be the case at the moment. It doesn't seem to know what else to do besides occasionally spoiling the story, bragging and attacking the heroine. There is also a feeling that the author lacks a sense of immersion in the book. The heroine walks through the heart-searching record. It is said that it is almost impossible for the four spiritual roots to pass through the heart-searching path, but the author does not describe this at all. The heroine seems to be able to leave time to vent her sorrow on the road. It feels like she can get through it easily in a few words, and she can be alive and kicking the next day even if there are wounds. Then on the first day when I held the sword, I defeated the middle and late stages of the weapon refiner. The author also pointed out that the sword was a bit heavy for the heroine. There was no battle scene in the first game, and the second game was only briefly described. I am still very curious about how the heroine won. Even if they underestimated the opponent, it is a bit fantasy that two people in the middle and late stages of the weapon refiner could lose to an eight or nine-year-old girl who had just introduced Qi into her body and could not even hold the sword steady. As for the battle in the Sophora Grove and the subsequent battles, I seem to have only seen the record of the incident. It stands to reason that the two small weapon refiners faced off against countless foundation-building poisonous tongues, and the heroine finally broke through in the battle. It should be more thrilling, but it never tasted like that. There is another magical thing. The heroine's storage bag was taken away. It is understandable that she kept a piece of sound-transmitting jade outside just in case. But the strange thing is that she put the sound-transmitting jade in someone else's collar. That person was still protected by Yuan Ying, and they didn't notice it during the fight. What kind of saucy operation is this? Shouldn't such a life-saving thing be put on oneself? Even if you are worried about other people letting others take it, shouldn't you tell that person? There is also the character of the heroine, who seems to be very contradictory. She wants to live and stay in the sect. She is insecure about the fact that her master accepts one of her four spiritual roots as a personal transmission, so she is cautious and tries hard not to be driven away. However, the next day she uses the Sound Transmission Jade because of something that has nothing to do with her. She just doesn't want the jade pendant to break. Isn't she afraid that they will think she is troublesome. There is also a monster appearing in the sect. When she felt something was wrong and the system reminded her to run, she actually took a basin and bowl to fish. Is this because she is the heroine and can commit suicide wirelessly? Assuming that the heroine feels that the golden fish is special, it is reasonable to take it away. After all, the author has laid the groundwork before. However, it is obvious that the heroine is simply afraid that the fish will be in danger. Isn't she too kind? It doesn't fit in with the previous setting. After all, she doesn't know if her wasted time will kill her. Her life was bought by her brother, and she has to go to her brother to confirm whether it has been made into a corpse puppet. The last question is, can't we take things from a distance in the foundation stage? The heroine still needs to use a bowl to catch fish.

The Poria cocos manuscript about the appointment! Like it very much 😍

I want to see the extra CP of Poria and Xuanwei

Let's get a second season! Can they descend to earth? Let them visit relatives and friends if possible.

I beg the author, please write a second part or a side story. I want to see how Lin Bai and the third senior brother cannot return to their original world after becoming immortals 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Whether there will be a second season, she and Ji Zhi don't know yet. Those three senior brothers haven't ascended yet, author, can you bear it?😭😭😭😭. It's okay to make another extra story, my Poria and Jingjing are so sweet 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Woohoo, I really want to see Xuanwei and Fuling together.

The timeline is probably after Xuanwei and the others ascended ooc's apology

Can the author make a side story? Let's talk about Xin'er's mother and life experience, the subsequent Great Three Thousand Realms, Xu Xinghuan's past, and what happened two hundred years ago. Can we fill in these holes? ! !

I want to watch the second part or the extra chapter 🙂

I think this book is really good. I got the real book by watching videos. After reading it, I really feel bad about it. I hope I can make a second book here 😢😢

，，，Cp，...，，，，，（, I am simply a self-contradictory person) In addition, the writing style of the boss is also very good, and the character design of Fuling is very good. I think the setting of Golden Finger is just right. There is a system that generally only answers things related to the original heroine, mainly relying on Fuling herself. Fu Ling's master and senior brothers are also very good. They are domineering and protect their shortcomings. The third senior brother is simply a living treasure, haha. I actually like Starry Night haha, Starry Night is really worth it! Ji Jing said, "Have you ever thought that the reason why Xingye's previous owners fell into madness was not because of any evil spirits at all, but just from the human heart? It is precisely because this sword is sharp enough that it greatly increases the strength of the sword holder, and the sword holder will lose himself." What Xingye wants to protect is Poria! Finally, show your feelings to the boss💖💕💞💗💓❤️❣️🌈💨

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(There are spoilers, please be careful) Poria cocos is so cute! The personality is also likeable. It would be great if there was someone like Xiao Fuling around me. The plot progresses a bit quickly... Well, it's not that it progresses quickly, the description feels a bit simpler. For example, about the characters. Chanyue's love for Poria was sudden, and she only briefly wrote about the reasons. But did she like her very much just because of this one thing? Of course, it's also because Poria cocos fights monsters. However, her emotional transition to Fu Ling was too blunt, and the slow growth of her emotions was not reflected very much. In my impression, her love for Fu Ling was only expressed through the comparison of the quality and quantity of the elixirs Fu Ling obtained from Su Wenfeng with others, the words spoken by others, Chan Yue's own psychology, and the incident when the two first met. It seemed that nothing special happened, but Chan Yue was deeply impressed by her, familiar and fond of her, unexpectedly. Regarding the characters, Mo Yan (at first I thought he was the original male protagonist, but turned out to be a passerby Yin Yue) and Su Lingyu will probably appear again in the future. Mo Yan should be considered an important role? However, the description is a bit simplistic. Similar to Su Lingyu's problem below, the character's goodwill is not accumulated enough, so his undercover identity is exposed, and his faint admonishment and protection of Poria are not that touching to the readers. If he turns into a villain, he should describe more of his sunny, kind, upright and heart-warming character before being exposed, as well as the few times when he was not completely turned into a villain and couldn't bear to act. Su Lingyu is really kind and smart. When he was surrounded by green-eyed snakes and passed his spiritual energy to Fuling, it really brought tears to his eyes (for me, I am more emotional), but he appeared too late. He did not say much about the kindness he conveyed to Fuling and others, and it went directly to the incident where he saved Fuling. Although this can show his kindness that he will try his best to save even people he has met for a short time, the perception of this character has improved too quickly and over a large span, which makes people feel a little overwhelmed. After all, it has just come out, at least I thought he was just a cannon fodder (even if he has good looks), and the goodwill of the character has accumulated. It's not deep enough. Before the character's fans formed a large group, he was forced to become a god (no, he was directly upgraded to the saint level anyway). In short, it was not realistic. Su Lingyu's fan attraction and the touching degree of the plot were therefore reduced (... Ahhhhhh, I don't know what I am talking about). I think he should have appeared earlier, described in detail, so that the beauty of the character can be deeply rooted in people's hearts, and then the plot of his transmission of spiritual energy can be more tear-jerking. About the scene. The scene of the monster's arrival is not grand enough, and there are few descriptions of the environment. As a result, the critical atmosphere of the coming war and the collapse of the sect cannot be fully rendered, the sense of substitution is not strong, and the reader's emotional experience is not rich. That's about it? In short, add contrast, add detailed description, add environmental description, etc.? Anyway, this is just the humble opinion/tears of an idiot who can't even get 40 points for his essay. Yu Jin Yuxiu's operation later disgusted me, and I thought it would fall into the same cliche as some other novels, but Xiao Fuling's attitude in handling it was so awesome! A serious, magnanimous, determined and calm kid, he is so cute and loving! The character design of Xiao Fuling is really good, so far. Originally, I was really feeling uncomfortable because of Yu Jin Yuxiu, but as soon as Fuling's calmness and Yun Danfengqing came out, I felt relieved. How should I put it? I think it's good that the author wrote it this way. This concise, clear, and unpretentious writing style sometimes feels like there is something missing (the "shortcomings" I mentioned above), and sometimes I love this plain, real, and down-to-earth style. The gentle narration seems to have a moving soul. So what I said was a bit abrupt, and the environment and supporting characters were not described in detail. You can really pretend that I didn't say it! After all, after adding some things and taking time, it's not what I originally liked... Maybe it turns out that writing it this way is more sincere. Finally, I read it too hastily. Maybe the names of the characters are wrong, or some plots are actually there but I didn't pay attention. So I'm very sorry and welcome to correct me! Thank you very much to the author for creating this work! Thanks for your hard work! Come on!

They cried well

I generally like this drama, but it is really confusing at the end. Nothing is explained clearly. Then the heroine inexplicably rises to the next level, and then she ascends again inexplicably. The heroine is a swordsman, not a Buddhist. Unlike the Buddha, I can do it after just one meal, because he needs to truly make great strides every day. It's difficult to comment on the actual training and the heroine. Many things ended without explanation. For example, what kind of sect was the reconstruction of the sect after the disaster, and even if the heroine ascended, she was fighting every day in the fairy world. Do you really not want to see what is happening in the three realms and the human world now? I am very curious, and I really want him to see, what is going on with the second senior brother and Yun Jing, and what about the third senior brother and the Red Girl? The eldest brother, the second brother, the third brother and the heroine's friends must be sad to see the heroine leave. How did the heroine become that gentle and sensible person who values ​​love and justice and becomes emotionless? It's really hard to reconcile. For that matter, I don't really plan to say anything about the relationship between the heroine and anyone, because I think the heroine's emotional line with anyone is connected.