Juanjuan's Journey to the End of the World

Isn't the heroine a Nascent Soul cultivator? Why is it so hard to save her family? I feel that the heroine is very good at dealing with animals and plants, but she is much worse at dealing with people. I wrote before that her mother was wounded by a gun in front of the heroine, and her fighting power is so weak. Why should she be a Nascent Soul? It feels so awkward, and the heroine's ex-husband and parents-in-law also suddenly turned bad. It feels so stiff.

The general idea of ​​this book is good, and it can make people think deeply after reading it, but the details are not enough, and sometimes the protection of family members is not as good as that of outsiders. There is also a lack of heartedness in handling emotions. I feel that the heroine treats everything including her own affairs like an outsider watching. Moreover, the factors of cholera were not eliminated in time many times, causing disadvantages to the family and the people being protected. Moreover, the description of the heroine's upgrade is too simple. All in all, the details are rough, but the frame is okay.

There is no further sequel to the symbiote. This ending is very buggy. Even the golden elixir stage monks were almost consumed to death without the help of the heroine. Could it be that when they build a paradise in Shanghai, the symbionts can't be expanded? Even if the heroine destroys the female symbiote and destroys the laboratory, can she collect the experimental equipment and recreate the larvae if she has time? There is actually no sequel... The author must have ended it for the sake of the ending.

Looking back at this book now, it seems like a prophecy... By the way, is this a post-apocalyptic article, or a spiritual recovery article?

One hundred and eighty years, several decades, this is a long time!

I would like to call it the weakest Nascent Soul in history, bar none.