A Passing Cultivator's Record

The author's writing is absolutely superb! This is the most satisfying female-oriented cultivation novel I've read recently, especially the female spirit pets – I think that's fantastic! 👍🏻 And the female lead raising the spirit pets doesn't feel like she's sacrificing herself at all; it feels like a complete partnership.

I felt the female lead was alright in the beginning, but she seemed to lose her mind after meeting Jiang Jincheng. She seemed like a hopeless romantic. This guy was annoying too. He acted like he loved her so much, but he caused her so much trouble, and he seemed like a hopeless romantic as well? Ugh... The female lead seemed so frustrated after going through so much hardship!

I found this book on the list and devoured it in one go. I must say, it's incredibly well-written. Although the protagonist seems a bit too kind, always appearing to owe others something, the author handles this perfectly—a balance of having principles but being soft-hearted, not a saint, yet also broad-minded enough not to get bogged down in petty troubles.

To be honest, I don't understand why so many people dislike the original female lead. I think the author wrote her very well. It's true she might be prone to causing trouble, and her personality wasn't particularly cautious or exceptionally strong, but she was just an ordinary person before transmigrating.

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Why is it that the beginning was written perfectly, but the logic in the later parts is, to say the least, completely flawed?

Regarding the reader's comment that the female protagonist is too self-centered and doesn't integrate well into the sect, I have a different opinion. First, as a free individual, one has the right to choose their way of life. Although the female protagonist gained resources and protection from the sect, she also repaid the sect through her own efforts.

It's really good! I'll wait for it to grow to its maximum size. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง P. S. I hope it's still a story without a male lead.

I watched it anyway, not believing in such things, and the romance was indeed unbearable. Since I hadn't followed the story before and read the whole thing, I don't know why they added a romance plot later on. I suspect it might be due to reader feedback. If I had followed the story, I really wouldn't want to see that romance; I'd be willing to give them any amount of money!

Damn it, wasn't it supposed to be a no-romance novel? I finally found a female-oriented novel I liked... And now I have to waste my money reading about (he likes her, she likes him). Can't they just stick to a proper plot?