Invincible in a Fantasy World as a Daughter

A few more for you

To describe such a big world view, I thought you would write millions more words. Who knows, what a pity.

Is this a mainstream abuse? No matter how strong the protagonist is when he goes out, he will always be defeated. No matter how many trump cards he has, he will be more likely to encounter an accident than anything else. The protagonist has competed with heavenly beings in the realm of supernatural powers. When he arrived at the Zi Mansion, he was chased by a monster in the middle stage of heavenly beings. He swallowed it and was attacked by the demon pill [caught off guard]. There were only a few things that went smoothly.

A few more mature ones😁😁😁

I completely fell in love with this book after reading the first few chapters, and also liked the world view in the book, especially the Five Elements Sect. Although it is only a second-rate sect, it makes people feel more friendly. There are no cheats, online IQ, reasonable plot, and no other novels that devalue one's own people to the point of being useless just to highlight how awesome the protagonist is, and there is no entire novel just to describe those few characters. The protagonist in the book gives you the feeling: As the protagonist, you are indeed better than me, but I (other people) are not useless. We also have our own way. If we can't beat you, it's just our own problem, not that our way is inferior to you.

This writing is too bland. The villains pop up one after another and kill them endlessly. Isn't it annoying? There is really no sense of inconsistency when the female protagonist is replaced by the male protagonist. It just happens to be an ancient style of writing. Even if you cultivate immortality and farm, that's fine. The protagonist has so many great magical powers, so many treasures say how awesome he is, but the result is still so profitable. Ancient fantasy relies on pretense, and there is no sense of pleasure without pretense. For things like magical powers, natural resources, and earthly treasures, it all depends on the author. If he doesn't boast about them, there's no way he will be competent. This book is really bland overall, especially the listening book. Come on

Let me complain, the rest of this book is okay, but the most ridiculous thing is the background of the protagonist's parents. A daughter from a super aristocratic family actually falls in love with someone. To her, she is from a small rural family. She looks like a love brain no matter how you look at it.

How should I put it? It's quite strange that heavenly beings must absorb pure yang energy in cultivation, because generally speaking, cultivation of immortality is about the balance of yin and yang. If you only absorb pure yang energy, the yang aspect will become stronger and stronger and it will become unbalanced. Yes, there is indeed a saying about the Yang God, but you have to know that it is for the Yuan Shen. The Yuan Shen is transformed from the soul. The soul is Yin, so it needs to absorb Yang for reconciliation.

This kind of fantasy heroine novel is the type I have always wanted to read. I like this kind of heroine who is self-reliant, improves herself, and controls her destiny the best. Regardless of whether it is a transformation or not, what I cannot accept is that the protagonist has a man (even if it is not a male-to-female transformation, I cannot accept it). Singles and lilies are both acceptable. I hope the author will continue to write well.

Available on Monday the 18th!