A Mortal Woman's Record of Cultivation to Immortality
凡女修仙录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Immortal Destined Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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702Chapters
26.4kRecommendations
16.9kFans
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Having read the beginning, let me clarify that the traditional Chinese Five Elements do not refer to five materials, but rather to the movement and changes of Qi (vital energy). Water overcomes fire, that's true, but fire does not overcome water. Metal overcomes wood, earth overcomes water, and fire overcomes metal—these are all unidirectional restraints, not bidirectional. It feels like many novels' settings are more like modern, innovative concepts.
Serious cultivation of immortality, minimal romance, no male lead, the female lead is the absolute protagonist.
I would like to make a small suggestion. The author can write some good geniuses who are independent of men and women and grow up with the heroine. In this way, the character will be more full and three-dimensional
Since no one else has asked, I'll ask this myself: Do you have a romantic pairing?
I found the later parts quite depressing, as it constantly spawned various miscellaneous events stemming from this cult, many involving supernatural beings and treacherous schemes. Perhaps I prefer the simpler path of cultivation and leveling up, and dislike the grand world-building and the struggle against demons and various evil forces.
I don't understand the recent plot. The female lead becomes the senior sister's love potion vessel, and she's completely unaware! What's the point of this plot? It makes the female lead seem incredibly foolish! She's completely dependent on the senior sister and has no independent thought whatsoever.
The female lead's behavior is like a dream, lacking any logical basis; she's cultivating immortality yet doesn't know how to seize treasures and opportunities.
Can you please stop making lesbian content? Speechless.
The author is truly amazing; over 400 chapters and still in the Foundation Establishment stage; and the writing is becoming increasingly divergent.
The gender ratio in the supporting characters section is good, but the word count is too low, so I'll let it rest for now.