She Is a Swordsman

For me, a female reader, the most surprising setting of this book is that I can feel that the author is really trying to depict a world of immortality where men and women are equal. There is only a division of strength and talent and no difference between men and women. 1. In the ratio of the number of male to female characters, women are by no means less than men. Many bosses, geniuses, and passers-by A, B, and C are women. 2. In the family system, in many novels I have read (just the ones I have read), many authors will subconsciously write the male inheritance system, grandfather, father, son, this is probably the model, and the children always take the father's surname. However, this novel does not have such a problem at all. The further you go, the more the world view becomes larger, the more it will be reflected. 3. No male nun in the novel said, "I am a male..., How can I let you, a female..." There is no such behavior of male nuns being humble to female nuns. ...... Maybe I am more sensitive. I think true equality will not say such words or do such actions. 4. Another thing is the way the protagonist behaves, I really like it. (1) There is no woman pretending to be a man, deliberately looking ugly. (2) Will not hide talent or cultivation. (3) It means being upright and powerful, not being able to hide, not being able to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. ... Personally, I don't really like to read articles about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. Being strong means being strong. It is hidden and hidden. Even if the author gives a reason, it will always make people feel aggrieved. I have to avoid trouble because of my appearance, and I have to hide it because I don't want to expose my talent. I have always been too timid. 5. The author's writing style is rigorous throughout, the writing style is very good, the words and sentences are very beautiful, and the reading has a sense of eloquence. I particularly like this. I have tried to read some humorous writing styles before, but I always couldn't stand it. 6. I really like some of the things about the level of cultivation described by the author. The most important thing is the issue of time. No matter how talented a person is, there will be no setting where decades of cultivation can offset the results of thousands of years. There is also the cultivation system created by the author. 7. Regarding the issue of fertility In many novels, fertility is the same as now, and it is basically completed by the mother. However, the mother will always face various problems in order to give birth to the child. The most common one is the regression of cultivation. I have seen the one who fell from the Yuanying Dzogchen to the early Yuanying stage. Maybe I really don't understand. Is it really so important? Love, or just wanting a child or something else? Even if you pay more for it, you are willing to bear it. Anyway, I prefer the one described by the author. Each party takes a drop of essence and blood, and then completes the process of gestating life through external objects. I personally think that based on the conditions of the immortal world, creating an environment similar to an artificial womb is not a problem. —————————————————————— Then there are the shortcomings in my opinion: The author's writing feels relatively flat, and some scenes that I think should be very grand, such as the previous Hengyun Competition, the subsequent sword discussion at Tianjian Terrace, and the long-awaited apprenticeship competition Well, these are scenes that I look forward to very much, but after the author wrote it, I really didn't feel that way (it only represents my own opinion). It's not that it's not good, but I always feel that something is missing. I don't know how to describe it. When I read it, I felt like my heart was not up and down, and it was a bit unsatisfactory. But overall, this novel is really my favorite. It should be said to be my favorite one so far. Among the novels I have read that can really make me feel that men and women only care about talent, this is the author's book, and the Emperor's Divine Tongjian is the only two of them. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more!

Okay, okay, here I am again. After reading all the books, I just want to say. . . The author is awesome! ! This book exceeded my expectations. It is better to say that it is still laying the groundwork in the early stages. The wonderful writing power and writing style revealed made me praise it and write the first book review. But now the story has officially unfolded. I will talk about my feelings first, and then talk about the main line. The first is the supporting character Qiu Silhouette. I don't hate this character, I can even say I admire it, because he exceeds my expectations of him. I originally thought the author set him up as a senior sister who leads the way. To be honest, it is too simple, and it is aimed at popular female videos. Speaking of it, (I don't need to say more about the shortcomings of a bunch of female fantasy novels, right? The character setting is very rubbish and cliche). As a result, the author directly made a reversal. I really didn't expect such an operation to rebel against the clan, but after thinking about it carefully and comparing it with the previous article, it is very reasonable. In the end, the author has three direct benefits through the incident of Ren Yangjiao's annihilation of Lingzhen. 1. He has created a ruthless Taoist character who directly corresponds to the protagonist. Whether it is from the opposite path or from the same faction, both have a sense of fate. The benefits of shaping this character are self-evident. It directly elevates the idea. If the writing is good, it will directly ascend to the sky. If the world view is huge, it is quite good just as an important role in the early stage. 2. The destruction of the Lingzhen Sect is a good thing from a reader's point of view. Even for me, I have always been disgusted with the protagonist of fantasy novels joining a sect and establishing a sect to take root, especially the kind of sect with a very low starting point and subsequent development relying on the protagonist. The disadvantage is that it has a bad look and feel. After all, this is a fantasy novel, not an infrastructure novel. What I want to read is the story of the protagonist, so when I see a Lingzhen sect disciple in the protagonist's tag, I feel very irritated (don't scold me). In short, the Lingzhen sect told me that the best ending is to destroy the whole family, so I I'm still very surprised. The author chose the best way, not only retracting several foreshadowings (some of which I didn't notice 233), but also completing many characters whose names I can't remember, and they were well developed. It's really rare to see a twist that I didn't guess. 3. Through this event, the world view was expanded, and Chongxiao and the successive settings were directly introduced. Although the appearance of this venerable was a bit abrupt, I also found it very interesting to cooperate with the Tiandao of this world. It left Hengyun a way out, which was equivalent to saving the whole world with one sect. It was a good ending to the early story. . . . . Next is the summary. Originally, when I saw the foundation building competition compared to the previous 100 hours, I wondered if the pace was a bit slow? The description is almost all about the supporting characters, which is really a bit irritating. The later chapters directly slapped me in the face, catering to my expectations and surpassing them. The development is not abrupt and passionate, and I like the protagonist holding the sword left by his ancestors very much (but the specific grade is not given? I don't know if it will be used as a natal magic weapon in the future). It can be seen that the author is getting better and better as he writes. The part where the protagonist feels about sword cultivation is really like a masterpiece! That's why no one has commented on it. Haha, Zhao Chun's character is even richer than what I previously commented on. The protagonist's character has always been an important part of my impression of reading books. I can directly guarantee that the protagonist of this book is a female character who is 90% of the best in the series. . . Next are the areas that I personally feel are lacking. The first one is about the Venerable. To be honest, it is a bit abrupt. His actions are not that of a good person, and they are too well-intentioned. I often read dark articles and subconsciously become alert. Well, but the author must have his own considerations. I will write more about it later. , And then about the five-level sword realm. The protagonist has reached the third level just by building the foundation (I don't hate it at all. I quite like the protagonist with high comprehension talent. Who calls her a sword cultivator in this book). However, the protagonist improves quickly, and the corresponding number of sword realms is far less than that of the monastic realm. . . It is hoped that the author will further improve the settings of swords and sword realms so that the concept of the book's title can be better reflected. In fact, I would like to talk more about the shortcomings, but it seems that there are no big problems at the moment? I can only give some suggestions, hahaha. The characters serve the plot. When the time comes for the well-created character, sacrifice it. There should be plots in the future such as resisting foreign wars, and the protagonist is on the verge of death and is reborn, or honing his sword skills in the mortal world. In any case, the pattern is big. I hope to see the twist surprise again. The feeling of joy, if you can control it, you can try to innovate (actually, I just want to see this book surpass the realm of excellent fantasy novels. If it were not because fantasy novels are so bad, I would not have such an idea. It is really the first new book and it is very good. The next step is all up to you.) As I said before. Already fully ordered. Finally, I wish the work a success

I dare not say that I have read many online articles, but this one was very comfortable to read. I also particularly liked the protagonist's character and thinking, and his courage to pursue the fundamental improvement of his own strength. There was no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, no boring pretending to be slapped in the face, no lack of practice to find things randomly, and no inconsistent character settings. The plot is also bright, unimportant timelines and events are temporarily skipped, side characters do not suddenly appear and hinder the protagonist, and there is no forced sense of oppression or idiosyncrasy, giving readers a sense of the synchronized movement of the world. In addition, there are no surprises in character expressions and dialogues, no ups and downs in IQ, and no excessively long or bloated trash talk. The protagonist's change in mentality after time travel made me feel comfortable. There is no coquettishness or sensationalism, and there is no disgusting trouble. The protagonist seizes time and opportunities while calmly observing and adapting to the world. (I personally like the setting of not traveling into other people's bodies) There are no deliberately protracted routines and reversals in the battle, only short and real killings, and quick and decisive choices. Before the war, he also made full use of his own resources to protect himself, instead of like the protagonist in some books who has spiritual stones and spends them without thinking to become a good person. I also like the details, exploration, and learning process of cultivation. If you don't understand, just ask. Combined with the learning experience of the previous life, other characters are not written as fools without vision. The internal description or image details are also sufficient, and the explanation does not make the reader dazzled and tired. The depth and amount of information are appropriate. Unfortunately, there are always some impatient readers who read ten lines at a glance and are used to simple and refreshing writing. They also have to use their expressive desire to express themselves in short plot transitions. I wonder if Xiu Xian can everything go smoothly and to his heart's content? The author seems to be a newcomer and a student? In the current environment of Qidian, it is rare to find a novel of this type. I hope that the author can keep writing with his own style and ideas, because there are too many books that are kidnapped by readers' opinions and eventually destroyed. They respect creation more and more, not to mention swiping tickets and reprinting books. Books will be whatever the mainstream readers are, so helpless. Maybe I talked a little too much because I found a book that suited my liking and I really hoped that the book would be finished smoothly without being unfinished. I understand that both writing and studying will encounter many difficulties, and I only hope that the author can achieve a balance and overcome them one by one. By the way, you can't be lazy when it comes to writing materials, especially in the original world, whether it is immortality, urban or fan fiction. Insufficient materials will make the plot unreasonable, narrow and contradictory. The plot will therefore become blunt, like some writing about the life of the rich but like the middle class, some fan fiction lacks understanding of the plot, the maps, species and world structure of some immortality fiction are too random, and the final writing is inconsistent, etc. I think readers' opinions can be used as a reference and review when innovating new books in the future, but it is not appropriate to immediately change the plot or writing style due to some opinions, creating a sense of fragmentation. Too many books are written badly because they satisfy the readers' three-minute enthusiasm. I think it's very good now, with potential and style. I hope the author can maintain his original intention, persevere on the writing journey, and gradually mature and gain fruitfulness step by step. I also hope that readers will try to read books of different types and tastes patiently, and will not cut off their toes to avoid sandworms because they are not to their liking or are afraid of not being able to write well. The author should not write. How can escape improve the writing level and plot types? Readers and authors do not try out of their comfort zones, and in the end they will be disgusted by a large number of poisonous books to the point of vomiting blood. If you don't like the book, take a break for a change, and come back to it when you throw up some books. Finally, it's been a long time since I read a female novel. When I got tired from reading a male novel, I was pleasantly surprised by this book. But I am a reader from Hong Kong, so I can only leave messages in written traditional Chinese characters. I want the author to understand my support. Because of regional payment issues, I cannot reward more, but I also paid for a full subscription. Come on, author, I hope to see more of your works in the future! 🌹🎁❤️

I really like this article. There are really too few orthodox long-form cultivation novels. I really hate romance novels that are disguised as cultivation novels. There are also those that have to be funny. The heroine is self-improving. Isn't it nice for the favored son of heaven?

This is my first time writing a book review This novel should be the most palatable I have read in so many years. The character settings and descriptions are memorable, and both the protagonist and some supporting characters are easy to remember. In the early part of the article, I played the role of the genius senior sister Qiu Silhouette. This role can be said to be complicated for me. As the genius who supported the Lingzhen sect when it was in decline, I thought she would eventually become the heroine's guide and continue to support the Lingzhen sect. As the elder Qiu respected by everyone in the Lingzhen sect, I was caught off guard by this twist. Everyone seems to think that the ending of "Lingzhen Destroyer Sect" is quite good. In fact, I feel very sad. I feel sorry for Qingchen, whose spiritual root was dug up by Qiu Silhouette. When he died, he was so confused that his soul was scattered. I also felt sorry for the heroine's cheap master. I thought in the early stage that this person would eventually do something bad to the sect because of his selfish interests. I didn't expect that although he was fiercely fighting with Qiu Yingying, he was really proud and happy for the sect's growth. When the leader forced Qiu Yingying to gain enlightenment and improve his cultivation, he felt that this was okay even though he was unwilling to do so. When he died, he must not have thought that his spirit would be destroyed. I don't know how sad he was at that time. The other one is the leader. I feel sorry for this character. He is forcing himself to support the sect and gives up the opportunity of reincarnation for the sake of the sect. He will improve Qiu Yingying's cultivation at his own expense. Even when the lamp ran out, he still told Qiu Yingying that he would not let her follow his old path... I was heartbroken when I saw Lingzhen destroying the sect. Elder Lingzhen was the kind of person who re-strengthened his sect during the Hundred Sects Meeting. I was so happy and proud. At that time, I was still thinking that the next time the heroine came, she would be able to take Lingzhen to a higher level... I guess these old guys would be even happier In fact, based on my guess after reading the book for so many years, I thought the plot would be about the heroine becoming a genius and making her famous. It attracted the attention of the Middle World and sent someone to take over the next term. Then the Lingzhen Sect's luck improved and gradually became stronger. The former classmates and geniuses of the same period chased each other and followed closely. I won't comment on the subsequent plot for the time being. Overall, this book is worth reading.

After reading Chapter 80, let me tell you my current feelings: 1. The setting is very old-fashioned. Although the new training level has been changed, it still does not change the medicine. Apart from affecting the reading fluency, I have not seen any effect so far. 2. The author's writing style is acceptable in online articles, but not good enough to be used as a selling point. Some words are used too frequently, which affects the perception. 3. The character of the protagonist is too ordinary, and there are a lot of similar ones in the fairy tales. Adding some personality flaws and quirks to the protagonist may flesh out the character. 4. I spent too much time describing some unimportant supporting characters but they didn't leave a deep impression on me. At my current level, a supporting character has been gone for a long time. I only remember that the supporting character was a woman and that she appeared together with the protagonist. If this supporting character appears again, I won't remember this person.

It can be said that "Wei Wu Xiaoyao" really made me fall in love with Jianxiu, and "Sword Shadow Hengqiu" allowed me to see the end of an excellent writer. The protagonists of these two books, whether Mo Sansui or Ling Jun, have fallen into dreams countless times, because I really, really like them. Those images are engraved in my heart and cannot be forgotten. "She has reached the top of the Nine Heavens" makes me feel complete and moved. "The movement of heaven is orderly, reincarnation is endless, and time has no ending." It shocked my soul again and let me know that she has not really ended, but the final farewell is always sad. Later I met Crow Head again and encountered "She is a Sword Cultivator". I felt very lucky that I was so lucky to encounter this book after bidding farewell to that writer forever. I really, really hope that Crow Head can give "She is a Sword Cultivator" a happy ending. It's very well written! Don't be anxious, don't worry, you can update slowly, just don't leave any regrets. Just think that the above words are just nonsense that came out of me after revisiting the endings of those two books and being touched again. I hope Crow Head will be in good health and live a happy life.

How should I put it? It is a very orthodox cultivation novel. There is no family love and love. It is a story where the protagonist always believes in his own way and moves forward. The world view of the novel is also very large, the various systems are also very complete, and the structure is very detailed.

This is a rare novel about cultivating immortals. I have forgotten that it was added to the book list that year. I read it again this year. I feel more and more that this book is rare. It has such a long span. It is less watery and more refreshing. It is logically coherent and readable. It is a rare work that is worth buying in full 🌹🌹🌹

Although writing about cultivating immortals on female channels has become an extremely clichéd thing, if you read it carefully, you will still find a lot of high-quality materials. The author's book is one of them. I haven't read a novel about cultivating immortals for a long time, but this book still suits my taste. Although the setting is old-fashioned, the story is very novel, the narrative is smooth, the side stories are well controlled, there are no weird character incidents, and there is no golden finger in the exercises practiced by the protagonist. They are all quoted from the sect. What is even more valuable is the character design of the protagonist, which is supplemented by seemingly routine time travel in order to introduce a mature and stable character to the protagonist. It is much better than those ordinary protagonists who start to cultivate immortality from an ignorant period. The protagonist's spiritual root is fire gold. He is neither a genius nor a loser (although it seems to have foreshadowed that he may have unique talents, but he is still acceptable as the protagonist after all). He is devoted to the Tao, perseveres, can clearly see the dangers of the world, and is decisive in killing, all of which are bonus points. What surprises me the most is that the author should understand the readers very well and does not add factors such as being surrounded by relatives or accompanying friends to the heroine. Even the master is only for profit. This almost establishes the basis for the heroine to seek the truth alone, accompanied by the sword, and not relying on others, which adds to the perception. This alone is enough to kill most of the boring fairy tales in the starting point. The biggest drawback is that it is still too thin, but if you maintain your level, you will definitely keep up. Come on!

I have been a little bookworm for about fifteen years and have read many online articles in various styles. When faced with the great writers in history, even if their writing skills and finished products are acceptable, I still hold the prejudice that "they are inferior to orthodox writers, and Yeluzi just uses people's desires skillfully". This is still the case. In the past, I have only seen the male channel Cultivation of Immortality written by Ms. Chili Pepper on male channels. It has its own style and characteristics, but there are not many surprises. , Especially the longer I read online articles, the more ideological shackles, routine styles, etc. Have an increasing impact on my personal desire to read, and it becomes more and more difficult to find interesting articles. It is really difficult to find interesting articles. On a whim, I looked through the monthly ticket records of female channels, and the results were very dismal. Looking back a few years, I found that they were all very attractive, so I collected a few books for "investigation". I was surprised to find this book for the second time. My vague impression of the author (I am 31) is that she is a non-professional writer, but she was one of the top liberal arts academics when she was a student, and then engaged in other industries. In her spare time, she wrote this fairy tale book based on her own worldview and values, and every part of it is in line with her own views. Faced with some of the top books on men's videos, sometimes they are really tasteless and a pity to throw away, especially some of them that are superficial and update thousands of words a day. They are just stealing my money! So gradually develop the habit of not subscribing to everything, and reading the headlines and drifting past the uninteresting parts. But maybe some of the plots of this book are not interesting to me, but I am not willing to book less than one chapter. 1. The author's aunt's intentions are so different compared to other "Yeluzi online novel writers" that it is reasonable to pay such a small amount of book money. This is a fairy tale novel with the level of physical publication! 2. From the popularity and frequency of updates, it can be seen that the author's book is based on her feelings. She hopes that such a good book can become famous in the history of online literature. However, reality is different from novels. Most of the time, it is difficult to reach the ideal ending. I am worried that my aunt will give up the pen. After all, life is always more complicated, but I fully understand 3. Even if the aunt gives up the pen (it has been stopped for two days 😟), she is far from a man. The frequency is comparable to thousands of eunuchs. I will also subscribe and read chapter by chapter to show my support This is a rare speech I have made at Qidian. It is also the highest evaluation I have given in online articles. It also contains my high expectations and worries, but that is, I hope more and more people will discover this great book by Auntie Da. I hope Auntie Dada's life will get better and better, whether she continues to write books or not 🙏

It was only after the second brush that I discovered that the changes in Hengyun had already been traced back to the Hundred Sects Meeting. (There are spoilers, don't read until you read it) The disciple who died tragically after a fight within the sect; Elder Qiu and the Renyang sect met and were caught by Huo Ziqi; Liu Xuan lowered her eyes and remained silent after returning from the Dancheng sect. There are traces of everything. These are things I didn't notice when I first brushed them, especially Elder Qiu. In the early stage, I loved Elder Qiu so much and thought she was the idol of Chun Zai. So he believed her excuse - he drew his sword and asked the Renyang Sect to hand over Liu Xuan.

If the protagonist's setting is perfect, and cultivating immortality is just a way for her to get back what she lost, then the future direction of the novel will be about the consequences of loss, why she lost it, and how to get it back. But if this direction is followed, the protagonist will be lost only because of her negligence. In fact, it is still a character defect. The protagonist made me feel unreal because it was too smooth and perfect, and she was indeed abused in the early stage, but the risks were high and the rewards were high, and she could almost foresee or solve the risks step by step. Because it was so smooth and the character had no weaknesses, it was difficult for me to feel the protagonist's humanity on paper. If my personal feelings are different, what you said is correct.

The book is good! Limited exemption has seen the latest. I hope you can get free for a few more times 😂😂

Regarding the age of Runmuguo After reading many comments, I still think the year should refer to the year of Runmuguo vine. This is more reasonable. There are fruits every year. I even wonder if Runmu Guoteng did it on purpose. Deliberately throwing out such a small amount of essence will produce fruits that are useful to the low-level Qi refining monks. In this way, the high-level monks will look down on it and will not harm the Runmu Fruit Vine. When the low-level monks fought for it, the essence of flesh and blood was absorbed by the Runmu Fruit Vine and used for cultivation. What is this? A little bit of plant wisdom? Like the nectar of pitcher plants that attract bugs? This metaphor is still not quite appropriate. The pitcher plant is more sophisticated than the vine, and is more aggressive.

In fact, after reading this book, I have always had a question. Maybe the author will mention it later, but now I am really curious. It is said in the book that this world was originally a big world, and was later transformed into a three-layered three thousand world by ancient immortals, great demons, etc. But so far, whether it is the golden crow turning into the sun, the jade toad turning into the moon, or Zhaoyan, Jiao Palace, Phoenix Valley, etc., They all seem to only exist in the world of Sumeru, and there is no mention of other worlds. My doubt is that it stands to reason that the descendants of those ancient immortal demons should be distributed in many different worlds. For example, Zhaoyan chose the Sumeru Realm to preach, and Sun Palace chose the other worlds. But now it seems that the legendary descendants of ancient immortals and monsters are all concentrated in the world of Xumi, or there are other worlds in the world, but they have not been written about yet, or this is a foreshadowing.

Come on, it's been great so far. 😆😆😆😆

It's tied in three days, it looks great, and I will continue to update it in the future! Update soon!

This is a small map of the world, which is not complete yet. Sporadic small areas have been basically omitted. The most important places are shown on the map

I think this book is the best among female cultivators. There are only a few that are better than this one or on par with it. Some of the recommended masterpieces have gradually faded in my heart because of their age. This book is very good and completely abandons the dregs of female cultivators. Seeing that the author is still reading, I can't help but sigh that it is really necessary to read books by young authors to see changes in thoughts and concepts. I even feel that some women's books are mixed with all kinds of feudal dross and are simply unreadable. The current rhythm and heroine design are very good, but the update speed is average haha

When will Hai Qing become an immortal? Haiqing will definitely become an immortal! 💪 Master, through the ages, will eventually become the number one immortal! 👏

Touch a shield

Anyone who wants a male protagonist in a non-CP heroine article, get out of here! ! ! ! !

Zhao Chun can be said to be a model of being devoted to the Tao. Nothing can stop her from becoming stronger. There is no ambiguity or emotional line in the whole process. If anything, she loves Kendo deeply. What I am happiest and most favorite about this book is that gender equality is implemented to the end, especially the stronger the strength, the more obvious the equality. The protagonist didn't have a bunch of handsome guys surrounding her all the way. It's not the kind of harem novel that says there's no censorship about a strong woman but looks like a harem novel that relies on men (I personally really dislike this type of novel). The protagonist's strength lies in herself, and has nothing to do with others, and it has nothing to do with the love of men. I really like so many excellent and vivid female characters in this article. People often complain that there are too many female characters and too few male characters in this article. I just want to roll my eyes and tell them to go away. Most people have the idea that men are strong and women are weak. The heroine in the story is only a woman (maybe the heroine relies on the help of other men to be strong). Strong people are always male, which makes me quite annoyed. I just feel like I'm being fed. Such a story about strong women is meaningless. But this article is very different! ! ! It allowed me to see what real strong female writing is! A strong female character should be a female group as a whole, not just the female protagonist. I am very grateful to Crow Head for allowing me to see such an excellent work and for allowing me to see the awakening of the minds of the younger generation.

Some of the recent quick painting of water shield... It's really fast... By the way, my hair style has been changing, hehe (the first two pictures have action reference)

This article is a local cultivation novel. There are no useless counter-attacks or slap-in-the-face routines. The female protagonist is indifferent to family ties and is devoted to the Tao. There is no male protagonist. The author's writing style is good, his language is classical, and his writing is fluent. I felt very comfortable reading it. There is nothing wrong with the plot. Although it seems ordinary from the beginning, the ending of Lingzhen Sect is really unexpected. It has a shocking twist. I won't go into details because it is a spoiler. After reading it, you will know why the first volume is called Lingzhen Yimeng. The heroine is the kind I like. She is constantly striving for self-improvement, calm and self-possessed, and not afraid of danger. She is set to have three spiritual roots, and she has a strong sword cultivation talent. In the early stage, some people may think that she is not a genius, nor is she very powerful, but later you will find that the setting of three spiritual roots is good. The reason is that the spiritual root feeling of the final achievement (just a feeling) is only possessed by the heroine, and the sword cultivation talent will gradually show up. I, Zhao Chun, the genius of the generation ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧, is really the heroine in my heart, hehe (♡˙˙♡) Also, I really value the fighting scenes and training system of this kind of fairy tale. I really can't stand some of them. Fighting means you throw a spell and I throw one. It's like a turn-based game. It's really embarrassing to me. Some novels don't even mention the training process of the heroine, just skip it. I feel like it doesn't have any sense of reality. This book is very good. It covers the training process, and the fighting scenes are realistically described. It has a sense of imagery and is easy to visualize. There is no vicious female supporting character, which refers to the kind who just doesn't deal with the heroine and has no brains. It prevents me from being angry and the reading experience is good. All in all, it can be said that it is very good to avoid all my minefields. Please feel free to enter the trap. I would also like to thank the author ╰(*´`*)╯ for writing such a good article and supporting me. I hope this book will get better and better as it gets written ᵎ(•̀㉨•́)و ̑̑ Come on. Then we can bring us more and better works, so that I can read a lot of novels (￣y▽￣)~* Cover your mouth and snicker

In the Immortal Cave, a piece of red clothes hangs from the sycamore tree. Chao Hui bent his arms and put them under his head. He picked a sycamore leaf and placed it over his right eye, as if he wanted to take a nap. After a while, she opened her eyes again, tilted her head, and stared at the figure sitting on the side of the chessboard through the dense leaf net. Wen Sui was wearing a light green robe, with black hair hanging down to his knees, and he placed a piece on the chessboard with a calm expression. There is no figure on the other side of the chessboard, she is playing by herself. It seems that all immortals love to play chess. Zhaohui just looked at it quietly for a long time.         ，，，，， It makes people wonder, is there anything else that needs to be suppressed by such a talented person? Zhaohui brushed away the sycamore leaf from his right eye. The wide and large leaves floated down leisurely, only swaying in the direction of Wen Sui, and then swayed leisurely under the sycamore tree. She glanced at the obedient sycamore leaf, gave a light "pop", cast a spell to hook it up, and turned over again. Her slender arms hung down, and she kept using the sycamore leaf to sweep the wooden-headed bird on the branch below.        ，，， Not long after, Zhaohui sighed pretentiously again.         ，，， She raised her eyes, across the chessboard, and bumped into Wen Sui's helpless smile, and her heart skipped a beat. She heard Wen Sui's gentle voice: "Since it's so boring, why not play chess with me?" No matter how easy-going Wen Sui's immortal body is, he has always been majestic and solemn to the outside world, with the alienation and detachment that an immortal has. Apart from all the immortals, only Zhaohui could get close to her, and he even had a lot of intimacy that no one else had. Such tenderness is really... Heart-stopping. Zhaohui's mind was confused and he said hello indiscriminately. After she realized what she was doing, she was secretly frightened and felt quite trapped in a trap. Raising her eyes to secretly observe Wen Sui's expression, she slowly picked out a chess piece and clamped it between her fingers. She looked at the chessboard in a dignified manner, found an empty space, and dropped it. Wen Sui watched the changes in Chao Hui's expression quietly, and finally couldn't help but rolled his eyes, stretched out his finger and tapped her forehead, and said: "You... Senior sister knows that you don't like playing chess, but she doesn't really invite you to play chess together." Chao Hui smiled casually, stood up, straightened his clothes, and sat down next to Wen Sui. She is tall and tall, even as a young woman now, she is still taller than her when sitting next to her senior sister.         ，                                                                                                                                                                                                  . "Well -" Wen Sui imitated her and spoke in a longer tone, "What happened today?" "Nothing big happened." Wen Sui stopped asking and rubbed her head. After a while. "Senior sister." "I'm here." Zhaohui rubbed her neck: "I like you so much."

Customized a pair of vertical paintings for Hai Qing and her senior sister Wen Sui. They are disciple sisters with an age difference of tens of thousands of years🥰 "I see thousands of people rejoicing in having a future, but I am the only one crying because your path is ruined. This is a despicable selfishness that I dare not speak out under the righteousness praised by the world." Wen Xianren was already an immortal when the master was still in his infancy. Wen Xianren's disciples all died in the Nine Immortals Rebellion. Haiqing was much younger than Wen Xianren's disciples. It was Wen Sui who raised Haiqing and was obedient to her, like a teacher and a mother🚬This is so delicious

{"TopicId":"1225076257709752320","TopicName":"Hui Sui"} The most delicious cultivation sisters in the world! I made an appointment for a two-person ink and wash style manuscript for my family. 🌸 It can be regarded as a gift for Haiqing to become an immortal. 🎁 Congratulations to Chao Xianren C for becoming an immortal 👍🏻 for living up to expectations ❤️ Thanks to the artist: Seventeenth Sequence/Serial Number 17 🌹

{"TopicId":"1116404714637623298","TopicName":"Hai Qing"} Send a single picture of Hai Qingyue's combat uniform. In her hand is the mysterious object Baihongguanri that she controls🔆