Cultivating Immortality: Stealing the Protagonist's Opportunities
修仙，从抢夺主角机缘开始
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- Fantasy Romance
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- Otherworld Continent
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Don't let the reviews put you off; this book is absolutely fantastic!
I've noticed many readers were put off by the female lead's early "playing dumb" and "putting on a show" moments, feeling she was either naive, cruel, or cold-blooded, or that the author left too many plot holes and the story wasn't exciting enough. But I've been following this novel.
This is a cultivation novel, right? So far, the female protagonist has only cultivated for three years after developing spiritual roots in the medicinal pool. After that, she hasn't cultivated at all. Even though she knows that she has many powerful enemies, she hasn't tried to learn the knowledge and common sense of the cultivation world. She keeps emphasizing her evil nature.
Nice
The female lead is a dark-hearted little girl. There are many unexpected plot twists.
Female lead, go go go!
The female lead isn't a saint or a nag, unlike traditional cultivation novels. It feels like you can't easily take sides, or you'll be proven wrong. 😅 As expected, in stories without a romantic pairing, the female lead has no male lead to rely on and has to shoulder the burden alone, which sometimes makes her life a bit tough.
Did the original male lead also fight over his harem? I love watching girls cuddling together 🤭
I read a bit, and it was fine at first, even the original female lead was killed off. But then the author started poisoning the story, giving the plant that sprouted from the female lead a baby consciousness. The dialogue was so cringeworthy, and the thought of this kind of thing taking up so much space in the later chapters makes it impossible to continue reading. You could write something really good if you did it properly, but you had to add this completely unnecessary element…
There were too many plot twists. I had already chosen a side, and then you tell me he's the villain. It really ruined my impression of him. The female lead's ruthlessness is indeed okay (the female lead being somewhat wicked, and ideally the spiritual plants as well, would be better off being a bit wicked as well.
Hopefully, the female lead has some intelligence; don't let everyone else be mentally challenged.
The female lead has a wonderful personality; cultivation novels inherently require decisive action and high intelligence, not a saintly figure. The plot is also logically sound, and the female lead's cultivation progresses gradually, without sudden, uninterrupted ascension. I just hope the author updates more often; it's too short and not enough!
Anyway, I couldn't continue reading after the first few chapters.