Born Pure in the Immortal Realm

This is one of the pinnacles of female-oriented cultivation novels. The female lead is Wuxin. It's a true female-centric story; this kind of female lead is simply amazing. She'll stop at nothing to become stronger and survive. This is the attitude a truly ordinary, independent cultivator should have on the cruel path of cultivation. Others may not like this book, but it's genuinely good.

The male lead isn't a virgin because of his high position, so why must the female lead be? Wouldn't it be better for her to have a one-night stand with the male supporting character? And the male lead treats the female lead like a pet, saying it's more painful for him to fall in love first—isn't that just the typical domineering CEO trope?

Jin Feiyao is my favorite female protagonist in the cultivation genre. Whenever I'm looking for something to read, I come back to "The Immortal's Pure Kindness". If we were to map the novel onto reality, Jin Feiyao would be a stubborn girl from the bottom of society—without capital, without any backing, abandoned by her family and parents.

🙂🙂🙂🙂Some people actually said that Xianben is a Mary Sue, a domineering CEO, with extremely warped values!!! Shocking, shocking, shocking. He's clearly a powerless, untalented, unattractive, and unloved underdog from the bottom of society, who fought his way through countless hardships to establish his position.

I really enjoyed the way the book depicted the relationship between the male and female protagonists; the subtle foreshadowing and hidden details were very well done.

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than half of the chapters, so I'm leaving a comment. People become smarter as they get older, but the female lead becomes dumber. She's long lost the shrewdness she had at the beginning and all she knows is eating and doing stupid things. Why doesn't the female lead grow at all?

"The Immortal's Pure Kindness" is the best cultivation novel I've ever read, bar none. I really want to see its comic book adaptation and TV series! 😆 I especially love Jin Feiyao and Fatty, etc. Every character is so vividly portrayed. I love every single one of them.

Reading to the end felt like eating shit. I should have read the comments first. The male lead isn't a virgin, but the female lead is. I really hope they add a chapter where the female lead dumps the male lead and finds someone else. It's disgusting. I'm either a virgin or neither of them. I'm so angry!

If we're talking about inner monologues, this book is both the worst and the best. The female protagonist is heartless, yet this very lack of inner monologue highlights her yearning for love. Love at its extreme can turn into hate. The female protagonist says nothing, only acts cunningly, condescendingly, greedily, escaping, and hiding, yet she does her best to survive...

Years later, I came to understand more and more the loneliness and solitude in Jin Feiyao's heart. She has a warm heart and yearns for love. So the fat frog gave her a flower, and she raised the fat frog, spending countless resources on him. The fat man never abandoned her, and she never abandoned the fat man either.