Cultivate Scientifically, Get Rich Through Hard Work
科学修仙，勤劳致富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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517Chapters
3.6kRecommendations
12.5kFans
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Who knows why I came to the female-oriented online literature platform when I was experiencing a reading slump... (Show off)
I feel like the female lead has already returned from the cultivation world, so she shouldn't waste that ability. She should join Christianity, become the Pope, unify all the sects, smash the statues, and become the Queen of Earth.
I just saw Chu Han, that ingrate. The orphanage raised him, but he looks down on the director. I hope the protagonist won't be too sympathetic to him because of his childhood friends. Let him die. He's already 18. There's no reason for the orphanage to raise him for life.
The title is very appealing, but after reading over 50 chapters, only about one chapter is truly on topic. Such a great title...
There's a male lead, but he's not my type, so I'm out.
The premise is ingenious, and the characters are well-developed. I've only read a few chapters, so I can't offer much of a review yet, but it's still quite good.
The original female lead's writing was so idiotic.
Some explanations regarding the setting of this book
1. Regarding Chu Han's good looks, just look at Louis Koo in his early days, both with a fair complexion and a dark complexion. "One glimpse of Yang Guo and you're doomed for life." Louis Koo back then was my eternal male god. As for Chu Han's face, why did it turn black after cultivating?
The original female lead and her relatives all have some intellectual disabilities.
I've read ten chapters and still can't get into it. It feels like the female lead is constantly being mistreated and misunderstood. Wealthy families aren't that stupid; blood ties are very important. This writing feels unrealistic.