The Immortal Seeker

Consumption Guide ❤️: 1. No romantic pairing, strong local female lead, good talent, written from childhood to the top, not a time-travel or rebirth story. 2. The female lead is not a moral exemplar and is somewhat scheming. Her growth process is depicted, and her personality and outward traits will gradually undergo slight changes.

The female lead is calm and rational. Some say she's a bit of a "white lotus," but I happen to like that she retains a sliver of humanity in such a bloody environment. If she had lost even that in the end, I probably wouldn't have been able to continue watching. Personally, I think the interactions between the female lead and Tsukiyo are the most interesting.

This book would have been very successful if it hadn't been on hiatus for so long. I've only read a few dozen chapters, but the plot is logical and well-developed, with foreshadowing building layer by layer! The female lead's personality is full of contradictions due to being orphaned at a young age and lacking proper upbringing, but overall she's calm and composed—which isn't bad.

I've seen many people commenting that the female lead is a saint, but I disagree. I feel this story should be about the female lead's growth, and it's set in a local context. It's not like those stories where the female lead transmigrates and is reborn and then wreaks havoc without considering the consequences. The main characters should be Qing Shu, the female lead's master, and Wang Wenjun.

I want to ask, why didn't they kill Hou Huan, such a disgusting person? The female lead was used several times and almost died. If it weren't for that senior sister who happened to come later, would you still say that she wasn't bad? Just because that woman didn't stab her directly with a knife? So this is what you call not bad? Ha! I think many readers, like me, find this plot point disgusting.

This is a call to action for the authors of "Mingyi Yufei," "Xianpin Chunqiu," "Weixian Duxing," "Manman Xiantu," and "Shijie De Jian." Look at them, they've come back after a three-year hiatus! 😭

A saintly female protagonist... She forgives everyone—the enemies who destroyed her family and tried to possess her body, her master who forced her to cut off her arm to gather herbs, causing her cultivation to be ruined, and Hou Huan and Wang Wenjun who repeatedly harmed her—without even a hint of hatred. If you don't want to read a frustrating story, you might want to skip this.

This book will always be in my bookmarks, never to be parted from it. 😊😊🤭

I think the female lead will eventually say goodbye to Qin Luchun. While she understands his good qualities, some people will always disappoint you, and ultimately, they are destined to go their separate ways.

The writing gets better and better as it goes on. It's been a long time since I've seen such a traditional female protagonist cultivation novel. There's no time travel or reincarnation, the female protagonist has good aptitude and isn't a waste, and her luck is perfectly matched with her early bumpy life experiences. Her cheat ability is just right.