Cultivating Immortality: Love and the Moon

So, is the trend that this True Lord's clones in different worlds are having their vital essence drained by our female protagonist?

The writing is actually quite good, and it avoids the clichés of immortal-demon wars common in Xianxia novels. I'm sick of seeing immortal-demon conflicts in other Xianxia novels. The plot is also relatively novel, and the progression is fast. Many other Xianxia novels suffer from a common problem: the early stages are slow and the writing becomes sluggish, leading to a rushed ending.

The story before the female lead gets her first virginity is better; after that, it feels a bit chaotic and the pacing suddenly speeds up.

I'm so angry! When are we going to send Ye Lanyi away? 😐 I was indifferent to Guan Susu before, but now I hate her to death. 🔨

What's the most exciting thing? It's discovering that the author has started a new book after you've finished reading "The Long Road to the Harem". What's the most exciting thing? It's when the author updates the story right after you've finished reading four chapters. What's the most, most, most enjoyable thing? It's reading a book at midnight, and then waiting for the next update!

I started following the story without missing a single chapter, but I got too busy later. I finally had time to finish it recently. The ending was a bit rushed, but it was still a satisfying conclusion. Thank you, author, for your hard work! I look forward to your new works.

I really enjoyed this book. The female lead was weak at first, but she gradually leveled up after killing Ye Lanyi and falling into another world. The male lead was great. I liked the setting of the Hehuan Sect; it felt very cheerful. I don't like some books with poor, pathetic sects. As for the female lead's mother, I'd say she's a very opinionated, capable, yet somewhat helpless woman.

What's going on with this book? I changed the name and haven't checked it for a long time. Today I couldn't find it, and after subscribing, I realized I'd read up to chapter 292. It was previously called "The True Fragrance of Immortals." If the pictures hadn't changed, I wouldn't have been able to find it either. The book is finished. I subscribed today to see the ending.

This book is very well written, excellent. I've read up to chapters seventy or eighty, but there's one thing that really bothers me: can that white lotus Guan Shenme please stop appearing so often? Also, the two are clearly sworn enemies, so why is the female lead so tolerant of her? Guan Shenme is waiting for her, so why should she go see her? Can't the female lead be a little more decisive in this matter? If it were me, I would have slapped her to death long ago!

Big update! My author is amazing!