Delicious Little Immortal

I read both of the author's books for free. It feels just oppressive. The heroine of this book was made lackluster by the two heroines. The author said that in the end the heroine defeated the two powerful heroines. In fact, it felt like the two heroines played themselves to death. During this period, the heroine was cooking and refining elixirs in the corner to earn some spiritual stones, and basically did nothing. After the female supporting role is finished, the heroine comes out to spread the flowers and call the curtain. . . In the other book, the heroine of Counterattack has made some progress, but she still basically maintains her aggrieved character. She could have walked away sideways, but she still refuses to fight back and curses her. She calls it too lazy to explain. . . The two heroines are always slow in everything, always one does not expect the other to be robbed. Although growth takes time, hundreds or thousands of years have passed and nothing has been fully thought out, leaving all kinds of hidden dangers and all kinds of mistakes. I don't know why the author likes to write like this.

The author's two books don't look like they were written by the same person. Delicious Little Fairy is awesome.

Why do people who descend from the upper realm become dazed and slow to react when something happens? !

This story is light and interesting, and the author's writing style is delicate

I can't understand why the heroine doesn't reveal her identity at all

At the beginning, I wanted to watch something light and hassle-free, but I accidentally stopped everything, but I really couldn't stand it anymore... Basically there was no counterattack at all. The only counterattack was sneaking around the female protagonist. Near the end, I was suppressed to the point of death. It was really frustrating.

Very refreshing and pleasant article👍

I was too busy to watch it during the limited time period, and it has expired now 😜

This recommendation vote is a bit bleak.

Suddenly, I discovered that two consecutive limited exemptions were books by the same author. I feel like the author's biggest problem is that the combat description is not good, or is it too wordy? I can't tell what the problem is, but I just skipped over a lot of plots in the last book that were exempted, and I didn't want to read them at all. Later, I skipped directly to Ascension, only to find that the protagonist was completely uninterested in working alone. The three views are pretty good.