Cultivating in the Mountains: I Was Once a Breeze Passing Through the Mortal World

The female lead in this novel is truly indescribable! She's not ruthless enough, her whole family is awful, and even her best friend is always stirring things up. The supporting characters are also unlikable; what should have been a farming story has turned into a babysitting and after-sales service saga, constantly embroiled in various interpersonal conflicts—it's incredibly frustrating to read!

She's quietly released a new story again. I'll add it to my favorites and bookshelf first. 😁

When will these awful parents finally get their comeuppance?

If you were cloned, but of a different gender, would you marry her or him? If you can't even accept yourself, why force others to accept you? Love yourself before loving others.

I've been waiting for this for so long! Author, please post more every day!

Just a heads-up, I only skimmed through it and didn't delve too deeply. So, what I say below might contain some inaccuracies; just take it as entertainment. What I mean is, those who pursue perfection and idealism should probably avoid this novel. It does depict a degree of realism. For example, the protagonist's family members each have their own agendas.

Xin Dai is somewhat puzzled by the female lead's ability to make people practice everywhere and easily reveal her cultivation techniques!

Not enough to read, keep it up! I like your novels.

Claw one 😎

👏The author has quietly started a new story again! Just checking in and wishing you all the best! 🌹