A Sword Immortal's Cultivation Notes

Why did the heroine want to save Zhang Bo? It was obvious that he was the one who dragged the heroine into trouble in the first place, and then diverted the trouble to the east. He took this opportunity to let himself escape. If the heroine was not strong, he would be killed and cheated by those people. It stands to reason that he should be silenced directly, but the heroine not only did not silence him, but also protected him in every way. He was obviously a person who once had malicious intentions towards him and may not be kind to him now. She was in a daze and still didn't forget to take him with her. Just because he didn't cause any substantial harm to the heroine, it doesn't mean that the heroine should be kind and nice. According to the heroine's setting, a secret guard in a big family has been struggling alone for so long, and he is still a kind-hearted little white flower, and his character has collapsed.

You've already become an immortal, what else do you need the male protagonist to do (.`ω´)

I caught up to the latest in one go, and I still haven't finished it. The writing and storyline are great! Come on, author! Looking at it now, I am a little confused about the setting of the original operation to save Zhang Bo, and I think it is a bit strange. I hope the future will be more and more exciting, come on!

When you stare into the abyss, the abyss makes a "meow" sound, and you see the idea that the abyss suddenly connects with the heroine's little flower.

Dear babies, Happy New Year 😎😎😎

It is very well written. The starting point is very novel and unconventional. The world view of the theme of cultivating immortals is huge, and the most attractive points are the various bizarre settings and unique plots. It is most suitable to write slowly, the protagonist grows up slowly, and the male protagonist is not very strong at the beginning. This setting is also very good and unconventional. Many settings set the male protagonist to be very strong, and forcefully regard the male protagonist as the golden finger of the female protagonist. How can we be equal emotionally, but the weak party will ask for something and receive the favor; the strong party lacks nothing, and when it comes to scheming, it is difficult to treat it as just feelings, mixed with transactions and trade-offs. I would like to make a small immature suggestion. I feel that writing large and small things requires about the same amount of writing power, which is too balanced. It would be more exciting if I picked one or two rare and distinctive things to write in detail to increase the sense of substitution. (For example, when writing about the alchemy furnace that Miss Chen missed, some physical descriptions should have given her a more immersive sense of missed opportunities.) I'm sorry if it offended. You should write well, come on! Come on!

I haven't started watching it yet. Doesn't the male protagonist deserve a name?🤔🤔

Come on⛽, when will the heroine have a master? Personally, I think he will be the master of the monk who creates the Buddhist beads.

Get fat first, then read 500,000 words later, come on, author

I was persuaded to quit after reading the last sentence. Strong women are stronger than men.