A Modern Revelation of Immortal Cultivation
当代修仙启示录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 672k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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334Chapters
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When I saw there was no heroine, I thought the main character was a heroine?
Thanks to the comment section for reminding me that it's a story about a heroine. I almost missed it. Who knew? I finally saw a book about a heroine cultivating immortality. I love reading this kind of documentary-oriented fairy tales 😍😍😍
The heroine of the female channel, the kind who can make you angry to death.
Reply to the author's introduction: Stay up late to cultivate immortality
After reading it, the advantage is that the heroine is the heroine, and there is no bad love story about the modern heroine cultivating immortality. I haven't seen the plot of romance or house fighting so far. The heroine is indeed growing up. The disadvantage is that the heroine has been upgraded, and the villain has also been upgraded, which means there is no excitement about upgrading. In addition, no matter what the heroine does, she will make mistakes and be slapped in the face. At first I thought it was reasonable for the reality flow to be deflated a few times, but again and again I always felt that the heroine was a Ninja Turtle.
I don't know if the author has read it. Although it's not good to kill him all the time, the protagonist is about to be ridiculed by that guy named Wu. If he hadn't practiced cultivation, he would have been beaten up. If you go to the opposite side here, you have to go through the level. After breaking through, the other side will start to be friendly and make money. There is no compensation at all. Seriously, it's better to give them all a beating.
A must-see for those who don't have a heroine, give it to Ollie, come on!
The writing is really not that good, the female protagonist is written in the same way as the male protagonist, and it is also a female protagonist. If the gender is not specified, you would not know that the protagonist is a female. The writing does not look like a female at all, but more like the male protagonist from more than ten years ago.
Thank you everyone, it's another heroine article, I almost missed it, but luckily you mentioned it
Express personal opinions from the reader's perspective
I feel uncomfortable. I just read Chapter 81. I want to ask what is the point of cultivating Taoism? It's so frustrating. I follow other people's rules. A cultivator is treated like this by a gangster? The same is true for many of the previous plots, where people are always looking for trouble, and then let go without any incident 🤔 From my personal point of view, most novels are actually good stories, but some are simple and clear, and some are written with more depth and connotation. In this plot, I feel that the writing style is there, but outside this category, it is putting the cart before the horse.