A Mortal Woman’s Path to Immortality

A very good author. If you look at it, the author's writing style is really great. At least it seems that time has passed without you noticing. It is a very fluent and interesting article. As for the male protagonist, I personally feel that this is a fairy tale. If the male protagonist is too important, it will not be beautiful. The main heroine is the main theme... Like?...

I remember reading Yi Zhi before. It looked very good. I only read it when I saw it was by the same author. I'm a little disappointed, the heroine is too kind to the sect and doesn't hold back at all. She never thought that she was forced to do so, and now she still doesn't know her true identity. If her identity is revealed and the sect wants to take action against her, what will she do? And the deep affection for family is so strange.

I really don't like the male protagonist (Xiang Tian)

The more I watch the heroine, the less I can stand it, it's too pretentious. Did the senior sisters treat her badly? Well, in the end, I broke the hearts of my sisters again and again because of this man. It is normal for a disciple of a sect to obtain treasures when he goes out to practice, and it is normal for him to give them to his sect. Those magic treasures were not forced upon him by his sect, he had to hand them over himself. It's not a good idea to have a great opportunity. What a treasure hunter. When you get an opportunity, use it when you need it. It's normal to give to the people you want to give to if you don't need it. If you don't want to give it, don't give it! On the contrary, I feel that the protagonist has broken their hearts time and time again and wants to give himself a reason to leave the master. This can only be said to be weak. This is still the case after ten lifetimes of practice. This is not infatuation, this is man-licking. If a modern woman traveled through time, forget about such a man. What is sincerity, loving you sincerely and then hurting you sincerely, this is not love, this is psychological abnormality. Maybe it was calculated from the beginning. For the sake of his immortality, he committed suicide in the first life. I have always felt that his senior sisters were very kind to her, but it was a pity that he did not know how to cherish them. He always felt that he was giving away those treasures, so he broke their hearts again and again. Did the teacher force her? If she wanted me, I would put two big earrings on her. On the contrary, I feel that she has not even cultivated as a human being, but when she should be a person, she feels that she is cultivating an immortal, and when she should be an immortal, she cultivates a human being. She should be thrown into the fantasy world of the modern world and experience several relationships before she understands that even if she is cultivating love, she cannot use licking a dog as a cultivation practice. Even mortals know how to let go. Immortals, immortals, are they so extreme? Immortals are also human beings. How come there are immortals and no one, and there are no immortals even if there are people?

The opening chapter is really well written, portraying the open-mindedness and tenacity of a little orphan girl in a special image. But since she joined the sect and grown up, she started to be all kinds of pretentious after lying on the resources. Basically, she is a sick man, either physically or mentally ill. I am also drunk when writing Xiuxian like this, it is more like a martial arts...

…😵😵😵 After reading more than a hundred chapters, I was really shocked by the love, hatred and hatred in this book. The hostess handled the situation in a mess. It was clearly not a matter of life or death, but the hostess was stunned and wanted to live or die. Her character is even more unique: she constantly fantasizes about being killed, constantly tries to get into trouble, and constantly doubts life, but she can't find a way to avoid it, and it's almost ridiculous... The heroine cries, the supporting characters cry, they cry big and small, they cry non-stop. The key is that the description in the book is obviously not up to the level of crying, which is embarrassing. The treasure hunting and fighting skills are quite enjoyable, but the human nature and sophistication are really discouraging. (I haven't read the following article so I won't comment)

I like the author's one finger very much, but I really don't like the heroine in this article. Pretentious, entangled, suspicious, and stupid! Especially for Ye Wentian, it was unbearable!

The golden finger is too wide open, and it can kill several foundations in one Qi training period. Why don't you just write about her ascension.

Is this cultivating immortality? This is the daily life of a squeamish and fragile little girl... Although it is the first book, the three views are too strange... It is completely different from the subsequent books...💔💔

I have watched a quarter of the time, but I haven't finished it. I feel more and more disgusted with the Shuiyue Sect. They are like blood leeches. Every time the heroine has a big opportunity, she is handed over to the sect in the end, and then she is given a small reward. When the heroine encounters trouble, she is always shouldered by herself. Whenever something goes wrong in the sect, the heroine needs to come forward. Those so-called senior sisters are all asking for it as a matter of course. When something happens, they can only act as an afterthought. It's super disgusting. It's the ultimate drag. No matter how you look at it, it's better for the heroine to be a casual cultivator than to join the Shuiyue Sect.