Cultivating Immortality: Stealing the Protagonist's Opportunities

I think many book friends will be more or less dissuaded by the heroine's "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" and "pretending to be a show" in the early stage when they read the previous plot. They feel that the heroine is clever, novice, or cruel and cold-blooded. They also feel that the author has buried too many plots and it is not satisfying... But I have been following this novel. At the beginning, I also complained about it and felt dissatisfied. It's good enough, but the further you look at the story, the author's writing style gradually improves as the plot progresses, and the pitfalls set up in the early stage are gradually revealed. There is no such thing as the heroine's Little White Madonna. The people the heroine kills and the things she takes are all purposeful and meaningful. Everyone she befriends is a move for her subordinates. The heroine has different personalities when facing different people. She is resourceful and resourceful. She is neither a novice nor a virgin. The contrast is quite big. The heroine is not a good person at all, but this is also the reason why I love her. The experience of the heroine and her identity are destined to not be a simple and kind-hearted girl. She was born in the apocalypse but grew up in the devil world. She will not be the innocent, harmless and stupid novice that everyone saw in the early stage. She just found a disguise. Hiding her true self under such a "silly and sweet" appearance can better protect herself and do what she wants to do. Of course, the heroine gradually becomes apparent later on. Showing her true face and seeing what she did and the methods she used will only make her addictive. It's very satisfying and satisfying, and she won't feel aggrieved at all... Of course, everyone has their own opinions when reading books. I'm just telling you my own opinion. It's a pity to see such a good book with bad reviews and poor results for various reasons. I'm afraid that the author will not have the motivation to continue writing more, and I will really cry to death. Therefore, book friends who come to read the book should really not stop reading it just because of one or two comments. I have also been deceived by many comments such as "it will be good after reading the first part", but this book is really worth reading. The review is too long. Many book friends may not finish it, but just read the title. This is really a good book. I hope the author will work harder and update it. I will always support you!

This is a novel about cultivating immortals. So far, apart from cultivating spiritual roots in the medicine pool for three years, the heroine has never practiced cultivation since then. Or when she knew that she had many enemies and was powerful, she did not think of ways to learn the common sense of the cultivation world and kept emphasizing her evil nature. Could it be that the weakling can kill the enemy to the end with her evil nature, or because the heroine has space, the fairy palace, or because the heroine knows the direction of the story?

The heroine is a dark little lolita. There are quite a few reversals, which are unexpected.

The heroine is neither a holy mother nor an ink, which is different from traditional fairy tales. She feels that she cannot take a position easily, otherwise she will be easily slapped in the face 😅 As expected, in novels without CP, there is no male protagonist to rely on, so she can only carry the banner by herself. Sometimes the heroine is indeed a bit bitter.

Is the original male lead's harem also being snatched? I love to see girls posting 🤭

After reading a little bit, I found that it was fine at first, but the original heroine was also given death, but the author started to poison it, and actually gave the plant born from the heroine's body a baby consciousness. The dialogue was embarrassing to watch, and I couldn't stand it when I thought that this kind of thing would occupy the subsequent pages. You said that your serious writing is quite good, but there is a dispensable element...

There were too many twists and turns. I was already on my fucking side, but then you told me he was a villain. Very bad impression. The heroine's ruthlessness is indeed 0k (the heroine's evil nature, it's best if her spirit is also evil. Although it's understandable that the heroine has experienced the apocalyptic world, the soft and waxy little white dragon will still make readers think that the heroine is too much for the first time, and she can appear as a cruel contracted beast, pick up a little white, and sing the same song with red and white faces). The overall setting of the writing is 0k, there is no big problem. But there are pitfalls and mysteries everywhere, and the entertainment value is not enough. This old saying of intrigue is more suitable.

I hope the heroine is intelligent and doesn't want everyone to be smart.

The heroine has a super good character. The purpose of cultivating immortals is to kill decisively. Her IQ is on the line, not the Virgin. The plot logic is also on line. The heroine's cultivation is also step by step, and she does not suddenly soar into the sky without a process. I just hope the author can make more updates. It's too short and not enough to read.

Anyway, I couldn't stand it after reading the first few chapters.