We Who Cultivate Immortality

It's so annoying. Why did the heroine become possessed when she was just watching it? I really don't understand why the heroine has such a bad character, and she has no basic ability to analyze things. She can only get herself into more and more unbearable situations, and then become more and more painful. It's a vicious cycle.

I would like to ask if the heroine will get rid of her birthmark in the future, or if the birthmark is removed, she will become a peerless beauty or something qwq. I am personally very offended that the heroine is a peerless beauty or something. I prefer a heroine who is an ordinary passerby and is strong, but you should go with your heart! After all, she is yours. Books, don't be influenced by the outside world. If the heroine becomes more beautiful, I will give up. The plot of Dada is great, and the character of the heroine is also very likable. I am looking forward to it, but it is a bit too thin. I asked Dada how many chapters I think I can write. I can save up after reading the current ones. Come on!

Not reading the copy is the biggest mistake, but staying up late to read it! I just want to beat myself to death. The author is the stepmother. The heroine has a good character and is very talented. She should practice hard in the sect or practice with her dear brothers and sisters to slowly heal her wounds. The author wants to force her to become a big devil, making her have no IQ at the critical moment and keep suffering. I am speechless.

I'm still not finished, I'm stuck in a key place.

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I haven't had much time to read recently, but I still try to read big books, they are really good! The plot is full of twists and turns, but Huazhuo's strength is getting stronger and stronger. The content is lively and interesting, and it is very beautiful to watch. The first few chapters brought me to tears, and I cried inexplicably. Book review is over, reward!

It's very interesting. Keep up the good work, author (ง˙o˙)ว

The rest of the story line is written in a mess, as if everyone is mysterious, but also seems to be nothing. The heroine has practiced the golden elixir to the point where she has never killed anyone.