The Immortal’s Art

I support cultivation novels without a male protagonist. 👍

Overall, the story is quite enjoyable. However, the female protagonist is a bit too much of a saint. She takes on any responsibility without hesitation if it's a friend or a stranger on the street, and her two experiences taking on disciples are ridiculous.

"The Immortal's Art" by Snake Master is the most exhilarating female-led cultivation novel I've ever read. The magical treasures are incredibly diverse, the spells and supernatural powers are dazzling, and the fight scenes are on par with male-oriented cultivation novels. The only flaw is the rushed ending.

The story is wonderful. The settings are OK. The only shortcoming is the writing style. There are many instances of poor word choice and grammatical errors. But that doesn't diminish the book's place in my heart. Most importantly... No romantic pairing!

This is so verbose. It doesn't feel like a cultivation story; it feels like the female lead is saving the world. But please stop emphasizing severing all emotions. On one hand, she abandons her feelings for mortals, and on the other hand, she helps those in need to prosper, calling it morality. Doesn't that seem contradictory? The female lead seems like such a saintly hypocrite.

The female lead is anything but ordinary... Wherever she goes, she always stumbles upon someone's long-planned grand scheme, always becomes a variable in that scheme, and always reaps the greatest benefits. 🤫

I watched this on someone's recommendation, so here's a summary: The female protagonist considers herself a very cautious person, but in reality, she thinks she knows 100% when she only understands 30%, and thinks she has 100% ability when she only has 30% ability.

I'm back to reading *Immortal's Secret* again. Many people, by today's standards, think the plot and character development of *Immortal's Secret* are quite ordinary. But I want to say that this book was written ten years ago, and some descriptions and plot settings will definitely seem outdated now.

I love this book so much! It's so well-written. I reread it whenever I'm looking for something to read.

The female lead is completely clueless, constantly using caution as an excuse for her lack of prudence, and always having someone, beast, or event appear to help her at crucial moments. She has no real ability but still tries every trick in the book to get involved. 😒 I'm fed up!