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

I also have a bad habit, which is that others plot against me, frame me, etc., And there are also some small conflicts in life. I remember it very clearly at the time, but as time goes by I will forget it, and I may have a vague concept of this person in my mind, who cannot be contacted and has bad character. Then they will still be calculated. . . . , Just can't react. .

Looking at the synopsis, it seems miserable for a woman. She was sentenced to death in such a painful way. So in the end, the heroine is still related to the treasure, so she is not innocent?

This sect's setting of using money to cultivate immortality is quite unreasonable, so what is the use of recruiting so many disciples? No matter how good the qualifications are, if there is no money, there will be no skills, and they cannot read and write. Are they all doing handymen?

I have been following the author for three years. Before my imagination ran dry (or maybe before the new book bonus ended), the author's level was always good! Many people say that at the beginning they favored boys over girls. Ancient farmers had low productivity, no knowledge, and no power or wealth. This situation is almost inevitable. Otherwise, I guess some other people would tell lies. And it is just a background. Many things in the plot that are not said, not directly said, and things that the protagonist will not know, as well as some of the author's views as a detached work have been put into this chapter. Another thought: Why do some people always demand the protagonist to be a perfect person (not just this book) If the protagonist is a perfect person, why should he be the protagonist? Isn't it good to become a saint immediately?

This book really disgusted me, all kinds of divine operations by the Holy Mother. I insisted on watching it after seeing some comments saying that the heroine would not be so aggrieved if she returned the karma in the follow-up. However, after reading chapter 89 and flipping through the follow-up chapters, the title was still the same and there was no improvement. I seriously doubt that Tianzun will be let go in the end. The heroine saved the neighbor's child many times, but the child was a white-eyed wolf and hated the heroine for causing all kinds of trouble. The heroine said that she was just a child and she had not been educated. Then I didn't see how she educated the neighbor's child, just being a parent and a mother in various ways. This is as disgusting as when we meet a naughty child in real life, and then the parents say that it is just a child. The same goes for the adults in the novel. The heroine saved the person named Zhao, but Zhao was not grateful to her. He took advantage of her in various ways during the subsequent relationship. When he saw that the heroine was touched, he wanted to coax the heroine into becoming a sworn sworn brother. However, the heroine still got along well with him and took a lot of advantages. The heroine also saved many people. When people were not grateful to her, she still gave them things. If it is detrimental to the heroine, for example, someone sneaks up on the heroine and wants her spiritual soil at the beginning, the heroine will let it go easily. There was also a man named Su. I was watching a scene where he directly asked the heroine for half of his territory for no reason. The heroine scolded him and gave him a magic pill. There are countless kinds of these. In terms of settings, the author also rationalized the heroine's behavior, which probably means that she is a pure land and will not be too susceptible to malice and grudges. It makes sense logically, but it's disgusting.

The settings are pretty good and relatively smooth. Let's take a look and see if it works. The highlight is that there are too many typos and an extreme love of men and misogyny.

The setting is very interesting and the writing is good. I couldn't stop after reading it for a while! Looking forward to the development of the plot later!

Looks good! The writing is smooth and logical. According to my many years of experience reading uncensored content, this article is bound to be popular! The more the better ♥(｡￫v￩｡)♥

It's enough to read a few chapters. The content behind is completely contradictory to the previous setting. The heroine has no immortal bones or spiritual roots. She became a mortal under the supervision of the Supreme and she should have grown up silently and slowly. The result is that a five-year-old child walked through the bustling city with a golden egg and crushed the sect with his skills. What's the point? The rest is ticking ticking.

It's not Shuangwen at all. I was very angry and unhappy after reading it. How to repay kindness with kindness?