Danya Fairy Road

After reading Chapter 57, I personally think the heroine is very dissatisfied. It doesn't matter that the background favors boys over girls, but it's really disappointing that the heroine is still supporting her younger brother in Chapter 37, risking a high probability of missing arms and legs to enter the secret realm just to find a spiritual plant for her younger brother. There are still people here who just say that they are not the demons who support their younger brother, but they are within their own power. The younger brother himself is not annoying. In chapters 55-57, the master's aunt comes to kill the heroine (because the master's nephew did not receive the same preferential treatment). The heroine's determination to work hard is not to avenge the master, but to suppress the nephew who has done nothing and knows nothing. What⁉️What kind of heroine is this? Of course, if you have the patience to continue testing the poison, you will pretend I didn't tell you.

Although all the reviews said it was a classic, I patiently read Chapter 13, but I really couldn't stand it anymore. Who would like the heroine to be Voldemort? I have a good talent. My younger brother has an artificial spiritual root. I use my hard-earned cultivation to help him advance. The heroine's goal in cultivating immortality is to help his younger brother. As a result, it has been difficult for me to advance. She stopped teaching my younger brother because his cultivation is about to catch up with hers. If I don't advance, I won't be able to help my brother! Such a heroine is really poisonous and angry. As a girl, it doesn't matter if my family favors sons over daughters in real life, but reading a novel is still so bad. If my parents want me to treat my brother like the heroine, I don't mind actually doing something murderous and illegal to kill my brother!

This novel is very interesting, but I was a little speechless when I saw the readers who were blindly clearing mines in the comment area...😓The comment said that the heroine's mother created spiritual roots for her son, and the heroine sent the true energy to her younger brother, which is considered "patriarchal", and it is too easy to take out of context. In this case, the mother uses the family-passed martial arts to create a spiritual root for her son, so that both underage siblings can be accepted by the cultivation sect and have food and drink to avoid starving to death. Isn't this human nature? Has the interests of the heroine been harmed? ? ? Secondly, regarding the heroine's transfer of true energy to her younger brother, it actually only appeared in the beginning. After the heroine felt that her progress was slow, she stopped quickly. The younger brother had very few scenes in the later stages... The reason why the heroine transferred true energy was because the younger brother's cultivation talent was average and he was bullied for being too young. The two siblings depended on each other, so they helped take care of each other. More importantly, the "Ten Thousand Transformations of Life and Death" technique used by the heroine to transport the true energy is actually foreshadowing. It runs throughout the book and has a promoting relationship with the techniques that the heroine will practice later. It must be foreshadowed here, and you will know it makes sense when you see it later. Personally, I think the above are very normal descriptions of family affection... Moreover, this article takes revenge as the main line. The protagonists are all chivalrous people who punish evil and promote good and shoulder heavy responsibilities. The core is more of a martial arts spirit, not egoism. If someone only accepts an orphanage-style protagonist and doesn't see the protagonist's altruistic behavior, then he should stop his losses earlier... ps. Regarding the sexism of the Xiuxian sect, in fact, the Xiuxian sect in this article does not have a positive image in the first place, and there are too many problems more serious than sexism... The most closed and conservative Danya Sect was also the first to suffer the consequences, and the author is obviously critical of this. As for the reasons for gender discrimination, most of them correspond to the real society/mundane society. The monks come from cultivating families. The social system of these families is still the ancient feudal society, which is inevitably affected. Moreover, those who are discriminatory are also characters who are criticized and have no good endings. The characters who become friends with the protagonist in the later period basically have no gender bias.

The author said that only the Danya Sect favored boys over girls. In fact, everyone in it preferred boys over girls. Even the high-level strong men inside saw the heroine saying to herself when she was accepting a disciple, it would be great if she was a boy! I just don't understand what the logic of this is? In the real world, sons are favored over daughters because boys want to inherit their surnames and carry on the family line. What is the reason for favoring sons over daughters in the world of immortality? Why do you hope that the disciple you accept will be a boy? In the real world, regardless of physical differences, there is no difference in intelligence between men and women. However, this cultivator is cultivating spiritual roots. Does his aptitude and understanding have anything to do with gender? In real life, women had to marry and have children before because they did not receive a good education and had no extra means of survival. They could only extend their lives through marriage. Nowadays, there are many women who can be independent and do not rely on marriage and children. In this article, the status of women in the world of immortality is so unbearable that it is really speechless. No matter how good the writing is, it cannot cover up the major logical errors in this book!

A reader read more than a dozen chapters and then disparaged the article's preference for boys over girls. I left a rational comment under the post, but it was deleted... I think she may not understand that writing about the background environment as patriarchal is two different things from promoting the idea of ​​​​preferring boys over girls. For example, works that express the ugliness of the old society must express the badness of the background as much as possible, and then let the protagonist wake up and break through. Instead of creating a "perfect" society, the protagonist's function is to fight monsters and fall in love... In the later period, the heroine worked hard and rescued many trapped women and men, and worked with like-minded fellow Taoists to clear the environment and establish good order. There are not only gender issues here, but also the opposition between Tao and demons, the boundaries between good guys and bad guys, etc... I would like to clarify for passers-by that this article on cultivating immortality is one of the best articles I have read for more than ten years and that I think is worth reading. I hope it can be recommended to more book friends.

This is the comment that touched me the most that year.

This is really a heart-stirring story! Despite nine deaths, there are still no regrets. This is a portrayal of many characters in the book. Perhaps they sacrifice themselves to fulfill others for the sake of their loved ones, perhaps for the Tao in their hearts, or perhaps for inheritance. Therefore, the final happiness of the hero and heroine is so touching, because it is the accumulation of past lives and the dedication of everyone! At first, it felt aggrieved to see that Xiao Hongjian had no cultivation at all and still had to use the Ten Thousand Destruction Biochemical Technique to harm himself and benefit his younger brother. But in the end, I felt that this technique that can only cultivate others is the spirit that runs through the whole book. It is because of the heroine's parents, Ji Youfeng, Shi Qingxiang, the heroine herself, etc., That so many people sacrifice themselves, and only then can there be final peace. Watching it will make you reflect on your own life. Is there anything you must protect? Is there anything worth paying for? Many thanks to the author for writing this great book.

I read it again. It's a pity that I don't write books anymore. This book is a classic!

After reviewing it, I have a lot of feelings. In the last few chapters, Ji Youyun's seduction before his death is very interesting. I think it can be said to be the literary style of the book: "You and I can't say that. We are cultivators who want to achieve righteousness as soon as possible and live as long as the world. The Tao is ruthless and is always obsessed with the love of children. Don't you think it's ridiculous?" This is true if you think about it. In a cultivation article, the ones who are most dedicated to "cultivation" are basically the villains 😂 But for the protagonists and decent characters, they all have more important concerns in their hearts. The Mirage Temple is synonymous with the "Tongtian Avenue" in the novel. However, the three people who finally entered the temple and obtained "great benefits", either to save the common people or to win back their Taoist companions, unexpectedly gave up their great destiny - Text More than once in the book, the villain used the words of the villain to ridicule this "stupid" behavior 😂 In addition to the real temple, there was also a small temple and two fake temples in the book. The people who entered the temple worked hard for themselves, but none of them got a good ending. Fang Hongjian, the only one who gained anything, also gave the pill that he had gone through so much trouble to obtain to his partner who needed it most. This "altruistic" martial arts spirit runs throughout the entire text. From Fang Hongjian sacrificing his life to assassinate the traitor, to Xiaoyingzhou clan leader Leyou fighting against the two great gods alone, from Ji Youfeng giving up his body and sinking to the bottom of the sea, to Shi Qingxiang, a Taoist fellow practitioner, protecting his loved one, from Fang Hongjian sending Chen Zaizhi out of the secret realm of ascetic cultivation, to Chen Zaizhi voluntarily giving up the path to immortality... For the decent characters in the book, the way of cultivation does not abandon moral ethics, but rather strengthens this "righteousness". A chivalrous and righteous person who is kind to others will receive the opportunity to be promoted from heaven, while a treacherous person will be despised by everyone and suffer the evil consequences of his own inner demons. From this perspective, in the setting of the novel, the various abilities obtained through cultivation are just a kind of "skill", which is a fantasy and immortal martial arts skill, in order to better punish evil, promote good, and promote the right path. Because of this, the novel adopts the common narrative theme of "revenge" and presents a group of characters who "enjoy grudges and grudges". So, this is obviously a martial arts novel cloaked in cultivation. Although the novel's description of the worldview of cultivation is also very complete and detailed, not inferior to orthodox cultivation literature, it definitely contains authentic martial arts themes. ps. This is why readers continue to argue about the heroine's early "Voldemort" issue. The protagonists of traditional cultivation novels are determined to become immortals, are born in orphanages, and behave purely altruistically, and are often evaluated as "Mother" or "Holy Father". However, in martial arts novels, it is normal behavior to pity the poor, help those in need, and sacrifice one's life for righteousness, and the protagonist will often gain future blessings as a result. It is indeed difficult to argue whether these two orientations are right or wrong. Anyway, I personally really love and admire the character of the heroine. For readers who cannot accept it, I can only say that it is "not speculative".

When I saw the message from the author of Chongshengli, I immediately felt very sorry for the author who wrote such a good article. I couldn't help but vote for the book I just finished reading to support the original version. I can't help but feel regretful when I see the author saying that Chong Sheng is the last book. . . .

Three brushes to review. The heroine and the two male protagonists are so beautifully written and touching😭😭😭 I fell in love with her from the time when Hong Jian assassinated the traitor. My favorite part is the part in the Demon Refining Prison, dreaming back to the Count of Monte Cristo, the story will be so exciting. There was also the cp who later took Shi Qingxiang's soul around and protected each other. Shi Qingxiang, both happy and sadistic, the chapter of Demon Realm Diary becomes more and more sadistic as I read it, and the combination of the wedge makes me even more depressed... But the undercover identity makes Ji Youyun and Dai Mingchi play around so much, Demon Realm is also popular, Jack Sumei is so strong Ji Youfeng, the author is too cruel😭😭😭Snot Bubbles cried out a string, it makes me sad just thinking about it😭😭😭

Such a good article, I always feel uneasy every time I read it.

I reread Chapter 107 "Eternal Loss of Innocence" and burst into tears...😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I just watched it for the second time and I still think it's great.

I wonder if this book has a male protagonist? If so, who? If it was Chen Zaizhi, he would never accept it.

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A very good book about cultivating immortals, one of a kind! Love it, highly recommended!

Who is that at the beginning? Is there wind in the season?

I don't want to watch it when I see that the heroine has a younger brother…

Although, I really like Gone. . This is also the first time that the female protagonist Xiu Zhenwen has chosen the wrong CP. It's not that the male protagonist is not good, he is very good. It's just that the amazing person who first appeared in life cannot be lost, which is really painful. .

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