The Plain Maiden Seeks Immortality

I rarely write long reviews. If my values ​​clash with yours, please go elsewhere. Although I haven't finished reading "The Maiden of Su Nu," I really liked it, and it's the most memorable fantasy novel I've ever read. To be objective, this is a good book, but not a qualified online novel.

It was frustrating to watch. At first, I thought it was quite good; the female lead was hardworking, clever, and resourceful. Later, she wanted to open a canteen and even a bathhouse to earn spirit stones, despite having more than enough. She acted like she was living in modern times. After obtaining the Immortal Farmer's Cave, she invited cultivators in and even built a hotel and supermarket.

Why is it that in a cultivation novel, the female lead keeps talking about couples, dual cultivation, and even after she's reached the Nascent Soul stage, she's still being pressured to get married? And the person giving her this advice can't understand why a woman like her wouldn't find a cultivation partner? Seriously? Isn't this a cultivation novel? Why does the setting of cultivation require marriage? 🤔

This female lead is so pretentious! She gets scared half to death at the sight of a pig being slaughtered, half to death at the sight of a dead body, and so terrified she can't even walk after seeing a bunch of monsters being killed! And she's a high-ranking employee in a company?! It's amazing her company hasn't gone bankrupt. How can it make money with such useless management? Ha!

I'm so angry! What kind of writing is this? The author keeps emphasizing that the female lead will become stronger, but I haven't seen any of that, especially not her mental strengthening! I read over 600 chapters and the female lead is thanking the person who wanted to kill her?! Excuse me?! I'm speechless. Not to mention, in the later chapters around 1000, the female lead is completely stupid. Ugh, I'm so angry!

I bought it purely because I was out of books to read and the plot was long enough... I thought it was a cultivation novel, so I bought the first thousand-plus chapters in one go, but the more I read, the less I could continue. After finishing the chapters I had already bought, I gave up. I don't know what happens later. The first half is the author's own internal contradictions and struggles.

I clicked on the ending right away, and it turned out the female lead was just dreaming, haha... I feel sorry for those who watched it from beginning to end. 😁😁

Having read over 300 chapters, is the female lead trying to transform the cultivation world into a modern-day social system? I can't even imagine it. Isn't the prerequisite for cultivation and immortality becoming stronger? Which traditional cultivation novel isn't thrilling and exciting, with cultivators constantly pushing their limits? Doesn't she have any sense of crisis?

It's exhausting to read. Every two or three chapters, someone comes along to praise how kind, strong, or unique the female lead is. Many of the dangers she faces are actually self-inflicted.

All men in the cultivation world are ladybugs. The woman is portrayed as a weakling who willingly becomes a vessel for the dead. The female lead is the author's costume character; she's always more noble than other women. Pretentious and hypocritical all the time It can be determined that the author is a resentful woman who loves making dumplings. Pretending to be kind; only kind to men. I'm sorry, I'm just a little girl, I don't have that kind of ability.