We Who Cultivate Immortality

It's so frustrating! I was just getting into the story, why did the female lead suddenly become possessed by a demon? I really don't understand why she has such a terrible mentality and lacks even basic analytical skills. This only leads her into an increasingly worse situation, causing her more and more pain—it's a vicious cycle.

Dear author, would the female lead remove her birthmark later, or become an absolute beauty afterward? I personally find the idea of ​​a female lead being an absolute beauty absurd absurd; I prefer an ordinary, self-reliant female lead. But author, please follow your heart! After all, it's your book, don't let external influences affect you. If the female lead becomes beautiful, I'll just drop it.

Not reading the synopsis was the biggest mistake, and then staying up all night to read it! I want to kill myself. The author is such a cruel stepmother. The female lead has a good personality, strong values, and is incredibly intelligent. She should be cultivating diligently in her sect or experiencing trials with her beloved senior brothers and sisters to slowly heal her wounds.

It's so good, I'm still not satisfied! It's stuck at a crucial point!

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I haven't had much time to read lately, but I'll still try my best to follow the author's books; they're truly excellent! The plot is full of twists and turns, but Hua Zhuo's strength only grows stronger. The content is vivid and interesting, making it a very enjoyable read. The first few chapters really touched my heart; I cried for no reason. Review complete, and I'm giving a reward!

It's really good, keep up the good work, author! (ง ˙O˙)ว

The later storyline is a mess; everyone seems mysterious, yet ultimately meaningless. The female protagonist cultivates to the Golden Core stage without ever killing a single person.