My Immortal Ladies Have a Lot of Troubles

I couldn't bear to watch the part where Tai Sui wanted to acknowledge the female lead; that part was so cheesy. Many comments sided with the female lead, which made me even more disheartened. The character of Tai Sui is somewhat like an undercover police officer or narcotics officer in real life. I know many police officers who often neglect their families when on duty.

It's a relief that all those wasted recommendation votes I get to use! Unfortunately, I only have 7 recommendation votes. I envy those big shots with dozens or even hundreds of votes. Let's all submit our votes together!

These are all very good. There are so few good female-oriented cultivation novels these days. Tanzi's works are excellent. I started with "One Finger to Immortality," but I stopped halfway through. The main reason was the male lead. It's not that I can't accept male leads, but I can't accept that the spirit beast I raised from childhood becomes the male lead—he's more like a son than a husband.

I first got to know Tan Zi through "The Mortal Girl's Journey to Immortality", and later I found "One Finger to Immortality". At first, I didn't know why, I just couldn't get into it. I put it on the bookshelf several times and moved it back out again. Later, when I was really in a reading slump, I calmed down and started reading.

A writer with a strong sense of national identity and patriotism —A review of the book by online writer Tan Zi Tan Zi has been updating her novels almost daily since her first book, "The Mortal's Journey to Immortality," was published in 2012, followed by "A Finger to Immortality" in 2015, and "The Order to Pick Immortals," which concluded in 2022.

To be honest, if I didn't know that anything produced by Tanzi was a masterpiece, I wouldn't have read this book based on the title 😂. Anyone else feel the same way?

I love watching fantasy dramas, and my favorite fantasy drama writer is Tan Zi! I think *One Finger to Immortality* is Tan Zi's representative work, as it bears many of the author's personal imprints. The description of becoming a little ghost in the first chapter is amazing, perhaps after repeated revisions.

I started following it from Yizhi. I used to read pirated versions, but when I couldn't read the latest chapters on Yizhi, I downloaded Qidian and started reading legitimate books… I've been following Tanzi's stories for what seems like 5, 6, 7, or 8 years now? I can't remember.

In "One Finger to Immortality," the little fire sprite Bubble is innocently kidnapped by Lu Yue, obsessed with growing a belly to eat all the delicious food. But at crucial moments, it always forgets its goal of growing a belly. There's also Xiao An'an, Zaozao…; In "The Immortal's Decree," the wood sprite Qingzhu'er and the Chaotic Demon Vine are cunning and proactively bind themselves to Ling Xi.

In "One Finger to Immortality," Lu Yue's beginning can only be described as horrific, her life under her stepmother's rule is full of hardships; Ling Xi in "The Immortal's Decree" is treated like a loving mother, with many warm-hearted elders, reliable friends, and the adorable Qing Zhu'er. She's the lucky daughter of Heaven, and she's determined to find and raise her ancestors.