National Beauty Fairy Pride

If you are forced to practice immortality, why not practice it if you have the chance? This is called hypocrisy

Probably the worst setting here is that the heroine's parents personally made the heroine stupid for three years and sealed her spiritual roots, just to prevent her from cultivating immortality, thinking that the world of cultivating immortals is very bad. What do they think of the heroine?

Can the author not make the heroine so pretentious, forcing her to become an immortal instead of cultivating her?

I don't quite understand what it is like to set up a character setting in a novel about cultivating immortals where the protagonist dislikes or even rejects cultivating immortals 😰 When reading this type of novel, I feel sick when I see such a protagonist.

The heroine in front of me is really not likable. She has to be forced by others to practice. When will she be able to make progress?

Second Senior Sister traveled through time, right? Could Jiang Ping be reborn? What a hodgepodge

It's very beautiful 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹, and the ending is perfect! Although the heroine has gone through all kinds of hardships in the process, and even had difficulties in becoming an immortal, she has responded to it: steel will become steel after repeated hard work, and talent will eventually become a talent through perseverance!

Come on＾0＾~, the plot is good

This heroine is really, she doesn't want any opportunity given to her, she is so unpleasant, I don't know which chapter she started to work hard for

After reading hundreds of chapters, the protagonist is forced to cultivate immortality, and the plot is okay.

There are few fairy tales in which the scenes and character details are very realistic, and the plot advances naturally.

It seemed that the plot was quite interesting at the beginning, but by the time the sect was destroyed, I forgot why I didn't watch it anymore. .

Why do you need to be a god in the introduction? In Chinese mythology, the immortals are noble and the gods are humble.