The Immortal Realm's Pure Land Plays in the Mortal World

I also have a bad habit: when someone schemes against me, frames me, or has a minor conflict in life, I remember it very clearly at the time, but as time goes by, I forget it. I might develop a vague impression of that person—that I shouldn't associate with them, that they're of bad character. And then I still get schemed against... I just can't process it.

The synopsis makes this story seem so tragic. She was subjected to such a painful form of execution. So, in the end, the female lead is still connected to the treasure and isn't entirely innocent?

The idea that this sect uses money to cultivate immortality is quite unreasonable. So what are they doing with all those disciples? No matter how good their aptitude, without money they won't have any cultivation techniques, and they won't be able to read. Are they just going to be used as menial laborers?

I've been following the author for three whole years, and before the author's creative ideas dried up (or maybe before the boost from new books ended), the author's writing was consistently good! Many people who start by saying it's about male chauvinism are almost inevitable in ancient times when farmers had low productivity, lacked knowledge, and had no power or wealth.

This book truly disgusted me; the sheer number of overly virtuous and saintly actions is appalling. I only kept reading because I saw comments saying the female lead would be less pitiful and saintly after repaying her karmic debts, but even after reaching chapter 89 and checking the titles of subsequent chapters, it's still the same—no improvement whatsoever.

The premise is decent and the story flows smoothly, so it's worth a look. The downsides are the numerous typos and the extreme misogyny.

The premise is very interesting, and the writing is quite good; once you start reading, you can't stop! I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds!

This is fantastic! The writing is smooth and the logic is consistent. Based on my years of experience reading stories without romance, this is bound to be a hit! More updates would be even better! ♥(｡￫V￩｡)♥

Reading a few chapters is enough; the later content completely contradicts the earlier setup. The female lead loses all her immortal bones and spiritual roots, becoming a mortal under the supreme being's surveillance. She should be quietly and slowly growing stronger, but instead, she's like a five-year-old carrying a golden egg through a bustling market, her skills overwhelming all sects. What's the point then? The rest is just a blur.

It wasn't a "feel-good" story that made me extremely frustrated and upset. It's about repaying evil with kindness—what will you repay kindness with?