She Wants to Become the Greatest Sword Cultivator

If you're sure it's a no-CP (no romantic pairing) story, please add the tag. Many readers of cultivation novels search for tags like strong female lead, no-CP, female protagonist, mortal cultivation, orthodox cultivation, decisive and ruthless, etc. (Just a small suggestion).

I don't like cultivation novels because the focus of cultivation is becoming an immortal. If you're not aiming for ascension and are just thinking about becoming this or that, then it's meaningless and I don't want to read it.

There should be more female supporting characters in female-oriented novels. I've read many books with lots of female supporting characters, and they're all vicious female supporting characters for no reason.

The initial character design is decent, but I have a few suggestions: The number of major sects might be a bit low. Only two major sects per realm is insufficient, unless it's set as a subordinate realm of the next realm with a maximum level of only Golden Core. Four to five first-tier major sects would be more reasonable. Later on, I hope the realm settings are reasonable.

Will they ever leave this small world? I have a feeling they won't. This is too slow. They've already covered hundreds of chapters of Qi Refining Water, and now they still need to build the Foundation Establishment and Core Formation, followed by the Great Tribulation. Does the author have the confidence to write a million chapters? I hope it doesn't suddenly rocket and end with a single click, okay?

It's neither enjoyable to watch nor worth throwing away. The friendships between the characters all seem too sudden and strange. Also, this doesn't feel like a cultivation world. Even though it's a minor world, it's still very odd, like a low-level martial arts world.

Ahhh!! I noticed the description has changed! This one has that same feel!

I came here just because it smells like there's no romantic pairing. Add it to my bookshelf.

Is the author still going to update? Keep it up! ...

🤔Well, it's not bad, at least the author himself seems to be quite kind.