Slaying Demons and Cooking in the Cultivation World

The writing is as good as before, but what's even better is that this book has many more female supporting characters than the previous book. In the context of cultivation, talented girls should bloom together, rather than the heroine being the only one to shine.

1. Some thoughts on the breakdown of Nan Qing's character When Nan Qing first appeared, she was burdened with the hatred of her mother, was squeezed by her vicious stepmother/disgusting scumbag father, had a family to protect, had the talent for alchemy, and was a righteous person. No matter where you put it, this article is the protagonist's setting! She and the heroine experienced the secret realm together, got opportunities at the same time, founded the Erxian Pavilion together, and worshiped the same master together. I originally thought this was a character who grew up with the heroine. But! Seeing now, I have long forgotten that she is an alchemy genius, and that she is also one of the bosses of Erxian Pavilion. Erxian Pavilion has become the heroine's personal spotlight. In fact, I haven't been reading this article for more than two months. I read more than a hundred chapters in one go with my membership. In just a short time, she gave me the impression of being in love. Why? Because since Erxian Pavilion, her existence has been to eat and drink with the heroine and talk about her love with the heroine. From comrades who made common progress and shared the same goals, they became fair-weather friends. I don't know since when, I can no longer hear hatred or love for alchemy in her mouth, only anxiety about her own love. Even the first time I made up my mind to practice hard, the only reason was because I was afraid of getting further and further away from my senior brother. . . I:? ? ? The second time I made up my mind to practice hard was after talking to the heroine. However, I was only the second most diligent person (there are only three disciples under the master). (That's where I first had the idea of ​​abandoning the article. Yes, Li Xinru and Xiaolang just made me irritable, and I paid more emotion to Nan Qing.) Speaking of the conversation with the heroine, her whole person felt very pretentious to me. In that conversation, I didn't see her determination for revenge, or her belief in improving her cultivation. What makes her sad from beginning to end is other people's misunderstanding of her "heartlessness". As long as she is as diligent as Zhou Ling/Zhou Huai and as powerful as the heroine, it is impossible for Aunt Lan to say that kind of thing. "If I say this to others, they will just tell me to practice hard." Nan Qing, do you want to see what you are talking about? What does "If you were a man, I would abandon my senior brother and be with you"? Help, can you have anything else in mind other than love/being together? I don't object to supporting characters having emotional lines. I'm also happy about her and her senior brother HE, but the problem is that you want revenge! ! ! Revenge process: 0, you put aside all that love and love and still feel wronged? ? ? All positive emotions are for the purpose of becoming a better self. However, for Nan Qing, family, friendship and love are just like decorations, making her slack off in her cultivation. Speaking of revenge, it doesn't matter if you don't practice hard. The heroine can solve many problems with the help of her master. Just the stepmother and the scumbag have not been solved after three hundred chapters. For Nan Qing, she doesn't see the use of becoming a master. . . (Before my stepmother Su Xin Gong Na, I thought this grudge would be resolved, but it hasn't happened yet) The author also felt that the gap between Nan Qing and the heroine was getting bigger and bigger, so he gave Nan Qing a dual cultivation method to try to let Nan Qing catch up from other places. But, have you forgotten it too? Nan Qing is a genius in alchemy! ! ! There should be no distinction between top alchemists and top food cultivators. Speaking of which, this is what I want to complain about. 2. Some thoughts about my feeling that the supporting characters are too weak I don't know if it's because Li Xinru was criticized a lot in the past, but later on, the supporting characters were written to be very weak, and the heroine can kill enemies at higher levels without getting hurt. But in fact, I hate Li Xinru. It's not just that she has many tricks and never dies, but that every time she and the heroine fight for one reason or another, the fight is terminated before the heroine shows her strength. The outcome can be decided in one battle. Even if the battle is made longer, even if the heroine is injured, this kind of battle is more enjoyable. I don't want to say that the heroine has a big golden finger. The protagonist is called a protagonist if he doesn't have a golden finger. What is a golden finger if the golden finger is not strong enough? But the author made the supporting characters too weak! The heroine's spiritual consciousness is strong because she cooked the food in the early stage and used the exercises at the same time, so her spiritual consciousness was tempered and became stronger than those of her contemporaries. However, Nan Qing loved alchemy at the beginning, and during the process of alchemy, her spiritual consciousness was also tempered. Writing Nan Qing like an ordinary person completely wasted the setting of an alchemy genius. (Even if it's not as strong as the heroine, it shouldn't be too ordinary.) For the heroine, every time she cooks, it's like practicing. So why doesn't Nan Qing's every time she makes elixirs, just like she's practicing? And that Jin Dan Zhenren (the one who led the team in the Eastern Region Competition, I forgot his name). As a real Jin Dan, there are good things in him. Even though he was injured, the heroine would not die in the hands of the monster without going. The whole article gives me the feeling that only the heroine has good things (Nanming Lihuo, that skill, hammering back and forth, etc.) And only the heroine can practice it. So far, the only supporting role of the same age that I feel has something to say is Chen Baoling (Zhang Zhiwei is dead). (Of course there are also great supporting characters, but I don't know why. I can't remember, maybe because there are too few scenes.) It's almost chapter 300, and Zhou Ling hasn't built a foundation yet. I haven't seen her for a long time. Like Nan Qing, this feels like a complete waste of her love for swords and a waste of her diligence. I asked Dada before, and I feel that the heroine's cultivation level has not improved for a long time. Dada replied that the heroine needs opportunities to improve. But actually, being injured is also an opportunity. I feel like I have no memory of the heroine being injured. Just like Xu Shen failed in the battle but had an epiphany. Many things cannot be destroyed or established. I don't know if it's a matter of pacing. I feel like the early chapters haven't given me this feeling yet. Maybe everyone was progressing together and encountering opportunities at that time. The heroine also experienced inner demons because of her parents in her previous life and then broke through. The heroine also needed revenge. The heroine's cultivation is step by step. The current status of Wen is like that of the heroine who has become a big boss in the later period, but in fact the heroine is only a small foundation builder, and her strength is only that of a golden elixir, and she still has a long way to go to become an immortal. Again, as the protagonist, of course he should be the strongest at the same level, but I also hope that the supporting characters can get the strength they deserve. They should not be stronger than the protagonist, but not too weak. 3. Other minor flaws in this article There are typos and confusion about "De Di De" in many places, which makes obsessive-compulsive disorder a bit uncomfortable. The reason why Nan Qing is so shy about dual cultivation is that although men are not superior to women, women are reserved in their bones. I really want to complain that only women from the Central Plains are reserved. Ancient texts describe grassland women as always being passionate and unrestrained. Why? Because of the oppression of ethics and religion. This explanation is superfluous. It's just because of his personality. Isn't the senior brother shy too? The above is only my personal feeling, very subjective Of course, I am not saying this to complain, but I am very moved by the great sincerity, so I just want to write down my heartfelt feelings. This article also has many advantages. It is a rare food cultivator, there is no messy intrigue, and there is no emotional line that is constantly being cut and messed up (only the protagonist). The protagonist is devoted to food, and the genius of the writing is really very satisfying! There are also various flesh-and-blood supporting characters, including Nan Qing, Liu Yuqi, Zhou Ling, the perverted female cultivator, Wu Yongen, etc. There are also powerful female cultivators, such as Rongshan Daojun. The various advantages made me impulsively delete the book and then add it back (because Nan Qing was so angry). Overall, the flaws outweigh the advantages. Seeing that Da Da denied myself, I want to say that your article is better than 90% of the articles on the Internet, at least it is very suitable to my taste! ! ! I also read the previous book, and I think the progress is obvious. Maybe there is a lack of luck sometimes, and also, female channels that cultivate immortality without CP are still relatively niche. (There are a lot of boss romances on the ranking list, alas) Don't give up, my dear, I will always support you! ❤️

The protagonist is a bit of a saint, and is too smart to deal with the enemy who killed his father and mother, and puts aside his hatred several times to help the opponent. The overall impression given is that the female protagonist named Li ≈ Han Li is decisive in killing, cunning and cunning, and has a clear attitude towards the enemy. The heroine ≈ Han Li is just an unknown virgin who died casually in his life. How did he become an immortal with a happy-go-lucky mentality? If there was no protagonist halo, the protagonist would have been killed long ago, right? I feel that the author has written this supporting character very well, and he has the mentality of a cultivator who will do whatever it takes to obtain the resources for cultivating immortality and the path to immortality. I personally cannot understand the feeling of being content with the situation, being indecisive, being frustrated at every turn, and finally going through all kinds of difficulties to kill the enemy! Overall, I personally feel that the writing is very good. Although I have only read more than 20 chapters, I still hope that the author can write the protagonist more satisfactorily. Recommended for those who haven't seen it yet!

Abandon it, there is nothing wrong with the supporting role of Li Xinru, everyone wants to live. What makes me sick is the author's portrayal of the heroine. She is obviously better than Dzogchen when she reaches the eleventh level of Qi training. The hatred value for Li is also written very high, but they are not allowed to have a good fight, especially when there was a three-on-one incident before and Li ran away... Obviously the heroine has so many methods, and she can only use one to defeat Li like Shi Lezhi. The attack method does not require the use of strange fire, nor other auxiliary combat tools such as talismans, just straight up. The speed is obviously awesome. I have spent a lot of pen and ink, but I can't catch up with Li... Mainly because I didn't clearly write down what speed-increasing means Li used... After reading more than 40 chapters, I really can't stand an enemy who has tricked me n times and still doesn't solve it quickly. With the existence of such hidden dangers, I can still practice cooking with peace of mind...

A female supporting character dragged on for dozens of chapters, tricked the heroine several times, and a wolf caused big trouble twice in a row. The heroine still had nothing to do, she was really poisoned.

It means that Li Xinru can die quickly. It's just a little cannon fodder that the author introduced in the middle and late stages. The heroine is so awesome, but he can't kill her yet.

The vicious female supporting character Li Xinru is so disgusting, but she never gets a box lunch. I don't want to read it.

After reading Chapter 30, I am speechless every time I meet Li Xinru.

I originally thought the comment section was a bit exaggerated, because I often see people saying that the heroine is smart, but it's really a bit exaggerated. . . Even though the heroine clearly knows that the other person is an enemy, she will still underestimate the enemy and be unprepared. Several times I saw the heroine thinking, "She is angry at herself for being careless, or for underestimating people's hearts... It's not enough to be tricked by others once, you have to do it several times... Also, it seems unreasonable to form a team with unreliable teammates, right? First of all, Let's not talk about the character of the one named Sun. Can the heroine really trust others when teaming up with her? You have to guard against the enemy and your teammates, isn't it tiring? Generally, you need to find at least a few trustworthy and familiar people when you go out to practice, right?

I am digressing from the topic as I write this. I am a foodie as promised.