The Supporting Female Lead Gets Competitive in a Cultivation Novel

The author's writing is excellent; I can only say I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. But there are two things I don't like. First, repeatedly describing the female lead as beautiful. Personally, I dislike pretty female protagonists in cultivation novels. After all, as the female protagonist, being strong is enough; being pretty is rather useless.

The plot has so many logical flaws, huge holes. The old man at the beginning, with no spiritual roots yet confident he can cultivate, spends all his money to buy an ugly egg (the reason isn't explained), and a powerful cultivator casually grants a child a chance just because they cry. I like the premise, but couldn't the plot have been carefully considered before writing it? After only a few chapters, everything feels off.

Warning: This author is misleading. In the later stages, they start having Feng Wan and Bu Ran develop a romantic relationship, and later implicitly confirm they're together. If you want a story with a strong, domineering couple, this is recommended. Otherwise, forget about it; this author is a complete liar.

Author, I beg you, please don't have a male lead. I know it's marked as no romance. But I'm afraid you'll clash with another cultivation novel... Like the author of this one. It was marked as no romance, but then a romance was introduced later. And that male lead in that romance was incredibly annoying. I also like Bu Ran, but I prefer the female lead to be beautiful on her own.

Please, please, please don't include any romantic pairings, author! Even though it's marked as no romantic pairings, so many people are going crazy like they can't live without a man. I'm really afraid the author won't be able to handle it and will add one. I'm almost afraid to read on, worried that suddenly there will be another romantic pairing, sob sob sob.

I couldn't continue reading after 1000+ chapters, and I was a bit speechless. Those who come into contact with the female lead are either extremely good or extremely bad; they are either unconditionally and inexplicably attracted to her or jealous or hate her, only to be brutally humiliated. 😥😅😅

It's a bit like a diary entry, with all the villains being forcibly made less intelligent to pave the way for the protagonist and the plot. The character portrayals are flat and stereotypical, the logic is often contradictory, and the character names are sometimes misspelled.

There is no basic logic at all. An alchemy conference held by a large sect actually allowed a Yuanying evil cultivator to kidnap people continuously. What did the author think of this plot that rubs the reader's IQ to the ground?

... Is this still a no-romance game? Why is Bu Ran getting involved?

It looks a lot like Feng Wan.