The Transmigrate Into a Book Supporting Actress Only Wants to Cultivate

I hope the author will write more female supporting characters who are not romantically ambiguous, that is, women, that is, in the plot of a woman, men will not be mentioned or involved. If there is one in this book, I can keep following it!

Support no CP, female supporting role and redundant male supporting role

I haven't read the novel yet, but I hate people who always say they don't want the male protagonist whenever they read about cultivating immortals. I also want to express my opinion that true love is true love whether there is a male protagonist or not. If the author can write an emotional drama well, then he will write it; if he cannot handle the emotional drama well, he will not write it. Everything is the author's final say. Don't change your writing style just because of a small group of people. In the end, it will become different.

It seems that if you complain, without cultivation, you will become a useless person and no mortal can beat him. Isn't the aura just a foreign object? It's just like a person without a gun.

Chapter 20 has not yet introduced Qi into the body, the heroine's enemies have become golden elixirs

I wrote several chapters of Chaos Five Spirit Lotus but the heroine didn't get it? Depressed

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It was okay at first, but then the heroine could easily level up, and then go to other people's graveyards to get treasures. The ending was a bit speechless, as the biggest villain actually spent decades with the heroine and even taught her. He died at the last moment and gave away a bunch of things (he had everything the heroine lacked and gave it to her). There is also the one who lives and dies together. There is obviously a living person and a dead person, but the heroine can also cast spells, but one is still dead and the other is alive, and they do not disappear at the same time.

My feeling is that it's pretty good, but the pace is a bit fast, so the heroine seems to be rushing around as if rushing to a scene, which makes it look a bit chaotic.

Except for some supporting characters whose emotions are simple and classical, the rest are good.