The Cultivation Novel's Supporting Female Character Wants to Ascend

I saw it from other websites, and then picked it up all the way. It's very good-looking. I hope there is no CP. Nowadays, Qidian's female videos are all about romance, which is boring to watch, and the descriptions of emotions are also very childish and lame. I often fail to write. It's great to have no CP. They have already become immortals, so why do you need a male protagonist? It's not like you can't live without a man. Isn't it good for a female protagonist to be beautiful alone?

Now I feel very depressed at the beginning. If I want no cp, just mark it and let the novel author choose. There are so few cp articles about cultivating immortals now, and there are also very few holographic online game articles that I like to read. Many of the authors I like either stop writing or don't write in that genre. God, it's a good thing that there aren't many people in Kuaishuan leading the no cp trend, otherwise there would be no novels to read. There are a lot of stories that say that the heroine loses her intelligence after having CP stories. I don't like to read them either, but they just ask for a male lead who plays less roles. Hehehe, and the most important thing is that he has a companion for the long journey. It doesn't require that the male lead has a lot of roles. The female channel stories I watch only require a male lead. I don't read those stories where the heroine loses her IQ and there are male leads. Nowadays, many people think that people who read CP novels like to read heroines with low IQs. If they can write heroines with low IQs, I can only say that the writing is not good. Most of the heroines I have read with CP are very nice. Hey, hey, I hope that having CP is the icing on the cake, not that the heroine loses IQ like crazy. So far, I don't know why. Debating these, every time I go to the comment area, I see arguments about whether there is CP or not. Nowadays, there are a lot of words without CP in the ranking of starting points for cultivating immortality. Take a look at how many have CP. To be honest, it is really difficult to find someone with CP. Nowadays, the starting points for cultivating immortality are all without CP. We want people with CP, so why can't we fight for it? In the past, some romance novels about cultivating immortals also had CP. Why do we ask people with CP to read those ancient romances and modern romances when we say that romance novels about cultivating immortals have CP? Are you very sorry for us to see people with CP articles? Why are so many reviews so depressing? Since I started clicking on reviews and reading novels two or three years ago, I have started to ask if there is a male protagonist. I hope the author will indicate whether there is CP or no CP, okay? I will really thank you, because you have warmed the four seasons! Is it difficult to ask for a CP without requiring the male lead to have a lot of roles? Is it difficult?

The author himself agrees with this fellow Taoist

I hope there is CP, but I can't find any CP, they are all being serialized. After all, the heroine is so beautiful and powerful, why can't she attract an equally good male protagonist? The beautiful feelings look so comfortable!

It was said at first that there was no cp, but then he changed his mind midway, which is disgusting.

There are more than 400 chapters and it's hard not to complain. Maybe the author wants to create an image of someone who is self-reliant and earns spiritual stones by himself, but the more I read, the more awkward it becomes. Since it is a cultivation novel, we can understand the mutually prosperous relationship between the monks and the sect, but why does the heroine only enjoy the rights and not pay any obligations? The sect provides the monks with blessings and training resources, so isn't it right for the monks to provide free help when their juniors are in danger outside? Here, the heroine is described as experiencing in a relatively dangerous jungle. I met a few juniors from my sect, and they wanted the heroine to help send them to a less dangerous place. The heroine acted like a layman adding money: ten high-grade spiritual stones per person (by the way, I complained about the inflation in this world, just ask Xiao Zhuji for 100,000 spiritual stones). After sending them out, the heroine wanted to go back to the sect and take these juniors back for another 100,000. However, a double standard has come. The heroine returns to the sect to receive the sect salary that she has not received due to her years of experience abroad. Exm? According to the heroine's self-improvement logic, if you haven't made any contribution to the sect these years, why do you get money for nothing? Then when you meet someone that your close relative is looking for outside, you want to help him bring him back and ask for money??? It really makes me look more petty and petty. It's like living with a roommate. He usually uses the food you buy and uses it, and you don't care. Suddenly one day you use him to take a piece of paper, and he says: One piece for one piece.

I hope some people will understand that the reason why readers don't like male protagonists is because most of the stories with male protagonists are too poorly written - the female protagonist is forcibly reduced to intelligence, or it is directly turned into a romance novel, or the female protagonist is stronger than the male protagonist and the female protagonist carries the burden for the male character. Not the hater you imagined😅😅😅

I heard that the author wrote the male protagonist because someone in the comment section asked for a man. If this is the case, I think the author made a mistake. Those who scream the loudest are often not the ones with the most representation. Most of the audience for this novel likes strong women. Readers who don't have a setting where the male protagonist is alone and unrestrained, this is also the main premise for the popularity of this novel. Without this setting, it feels like a qualified female protagonist studying fairy literature, and there is not much to stand out about. I still hope that the author can stick to his own ideas. Moreover, the setting of marriage is really easy to step on the red flag. After all, novels are not life. At present, few people are willing to see the marriage bondage in reality appear in novels.

Regardless of whether there is CP or not, Shangshan is not very good at it. First, he took the original heroine as his disciple for so many years and didn't see anything. According to the arrogant look of the original heroine in front of the heroine, he should not be very restrained at ordinary times. He doesn't have the brains that the male protagonist should have. Then The heroine counterattacked and killed the original heroine. He said that regardless of whether it was Ye Zhilan who wanted to kill the heroine first, but because she was his apprentice, she couldn't kill her. Otherwise, I will kill your entire family. He also took the initiative to kill the heroine. Regardless of whether his behavior was right or not, the hero should forget it.

I really can't understand why the novel about cultivating immortals is about falling in love. I'd like to mark it in the introduction if it has CP. I'll read it as if it doesn't have CP, even in the early stage, but the result will be there later? Really speechless