A Mom Thrives in the Cultivation World

Most of this book is about the childhood life of the heroine's daughter. I am an adult now and have not given birth to children, so I am not interested in these at all. It would be nice to occasionally write about the life of the heroine's child when she is 5 years old, but the author can be said to have always written about the childhood life of the heroine's daughter. I keep writing this, eating and drinking, and I feel that the heroine's IQ is very low, and the further I look at it, the IQ is worrying. I feel that this book is not written by the same author at all, it is too childish, and it is really different from the previous books. Has this pen name changed? I feel like the writing style is not that of the same person. Do other readers feel this way?

The writing is quite good, the little baby is quite cute, and the heroine's own struggles are okay, but the heroine being the baby's mother is really unlikable. Nuan Nuan is just a child who was rejected. The master looked at her pitifully and took her back to eat and drink and use the exercises for free. As a result, this mother was still a child of five and six. Not only did she interfere in the sect's education every day, but she also blackmailed the master. Since she was afraid that the master would take away her position in her daughter's heart, she took her back and raised her on her own. It's really hard to eat soft food and take it for granted. I really don't know who gave me the confidence. It's because my master is easy to bully, but he can bully honest people with all his strength. If it were the turn of a master like Shuang Hua to be chopped down with a knife, he would be humiliating himself. As for eating, it's because the master is rich, but if he doesn't find a good master who can detoxify him at every turn, these impurities would have harmed the children long ago. Even if Nuan Nuan has a special constitution, it doesn't matter, if she feeds other children every day, it will also harm other children.

This heroine always feels abnormal. Why is she so dedicated? Does she have any other goals in the world besides this unrelated daughter? It's simply like an old mother who lives for this daughter. As a person who doesn't like children, it's really terrible to watch.

To be honest, there are many holes left unfilled in this book... Without the Fairy World chapter, readers will never know why the bizarre plots in it are necessary... For example, why does Hu Nuan's inner demon have such abnormal magical power that has greatly increased in strength? Why are they so attracted to mythical beasts and immortal weapons? Why is it so special? ; For example, what does Shuixin have to do with Hu Qing? Why do I feel Hu Nuan's future again and again and teach her Buddhism? What's the deeper meaning? There is obviously a chapter that alludes to the relationship between Shui Xin and Hu Qing, but I haven't pointed it out, and I don't know what the relationship is. ; Another example is that mythical beast... What's going on? Hu Qing Hu Nuan is carrying the treasure of a divine beast, but this divine beast acts like a 285 every day, only babbling. The last sentence "Go to the fairy world" is particularly special. The previous sentence "Don't go now, wait until you have cultivated well first..." Has become an extremely slap in the face. It is equivalent to the many truths and nonsense mentioned above. The entire chapter is not as good as an order from this divine beast? So what's the point of Hu Qing's words? Do you appear to be as foolish as you are wise? Also, what's going on with this silk cloth? What happened to the Demon Lord's Order? What's up with the twenty colored birds? What's going on with Chilian... With all due respect, I basically followed this book from beginning to end. However, the overall layout of the book can be more rigorous, and the quality of the book must be guaranteed, because the quality of the work determines whether the author can have a group of fans or a good reputation as a starting point.

The heroine has traveled to the world of immortality, why does she still feel that she has to live according to the habits of the modern world? As a mortal, when facing a cultivator, someone else talks about the common sense that children in the learning stage should abide by, but the heroine becomes sullen and wants to refute, isn't this looking for death? Or do you think cultivating immortality is peaceful? It doesn't matter╮(╯_╰)╭? Shouldn't we adapt to the world of cultivating immortals? (At least adapt to it at the beginning, and then follow your own ideas when you are rich and powerful)

I finally understood what Jia Baoyu said: "A girl is a priceless pearl before she gets married. After she gets married, she develops a lot of bad problems. Although it is a pearl, it has no luster and color, and is a dead pearl. As she gets older, what changes is not the pearl, but the eyes of a fish." Why does a woman turn into a mentally retarded support machine as soon as she gets married and has children? Her hobbies, her future, and her self are all gone. Everything she has is to support another person. The setting is not a biological one. An unmarried girl wears the clothes of a pregnant woman and meets a poor baby girl. She suddenly realizes that she loves her deeply and will give her everything for her. It is really scary 🤤 I am really afraid of the word "baby mother"

This is the first book I have read from beginning to end. To be honest, if there is no follow-up, this book can only be considered a bad ending, not a complete one.

Sister: You want to improve your cultivation every day, but you should cultivate. . . . A pile of bits and pieces every day

The heroine doesn't have much trust in her daughter's master. It seems like she doesn't have much respect for her. You know, this isn't modern.

It feels like a book written by my mother. . Children's filters go to heaven, and so do protagonists' filters. . The main character's behavior is really strange. . At first it was really good-looking, light-hearted and funny, but then it started to be full of children's talk, and it felt like the sky was falling when the child was wronged (this is purely a personal opinion). . After reading the comments about the baby in the circle of friends, I finally understand where the discomfort lies. .