Yipinxianjiao

I've finished watching it. The rest is pretty good. The only thing I can't stand is the heroine's previous mouthful of a sister.

The long-awaited start, chapter 32 is on the shelves. Free for 48 hours starting this afternoon. Don't miss it if you pass by.

I really can't bear it. Did the ancients talk like this? It's a drama every minute. Give up.

The golden finger is really hypocritical. It does not give the heroine a good talent. She has to get a spiritual energy separation to make 5 spiritual roots comparable to a single spiritual root. If there is a treasure to help spiritual energy separation, it is better to say that there is no one. I just laughed at a little girl who has just stepped into the first or second level of cultivating immortals. Can she break the spiritual root shackles of the immortal cultivating world? And no one among the great masters in the ancient cultivating sects would think of spiritual energy separation? You can still read it if you open Goldfinger well. It is unprecedented to write about a little girl who does not understand the basic knowledge of cultivating immortals. Could it be that the author treats those amazing geniuses as idiots? In addition, the heroine is not very smart. She can think of and try things. I really can't believe that those geniuses are just idiots!

If you don't understand why the heroine is resentful, you can let it go once you have experienced it. In Immortal Tomb, Nan Di designed the heroine to help him go to jail for 300 years. He said that after 300 years, when he finished his work, he would be the heroine's bodyguard for 300 years and then left. After the heroine broke the formation of the black prison and got the treasure, she felt that this matter was wiped out. In addition to teaching the heroine whirlwind and elementary mechanism skills, Nandi did everything else to save himself. The heroine did everything else. She got it through her own hard work. Did the heroine have some misunderstanding about a write-off? Also, the reason for the marriage of the heroine's parents in the fairy world was because her grandfather discovered that the heroine's father could suppress the fire of Fengming Mountain. He was good to her because of her fire phoenix essence and blood. Anyway, that's what the article said. Later, the heroine's father was framed to death, and the Feng clan did not help. Her mother also returned home (equivalent to returning to her natal family with Li), and she had a stunning male demon by her side. Later, Her grandfather abdicated, and the new Feng Jun wanted to lure the heroine out, so he asked her mother to marry the fox clan. Then the heroine couldn't protect herself and wanted to protect her grandfather and mother from being bullied. She was unable to complain... In addition, her father Mu Sanye in the mortal world did not reincarnate because the heroine's mother did not renew their relationship with him after her mother died. As a result, the next reincarnation was not good according to the regulations (her mother was killed by the old lady, her father's mother, and was tortured) The heroine turned out that his father was cowardly and left him alone), he was a scumbag, and in the end he wanted to harm others in the next life. Then the heroine not only forgave him, but also used her merits to help his father retain his memory and pursue his wife again after learning about it. After her mother was killed, she specifically told the people in the underworld that she did not want to be married to Mr. Mu in the next life. I don't know how her mother felt. She forgave herself and forgave. What qualifications did she have to forgive on her mother's behalf?

Why do you keep calling yourself sister? What the hell is this title? Can't it be more normal? I can barely watch the rest of the plot, but the title of "Sister, Sister, Sister" makes me upset! I really can't stand it anymore

This is a fairy tale, not a gangster novel... Why does the heroine have to speak like a sister? Does the word "I" burn her mouth? (Who can tell me how many chapters later, the heroine will no longer be a sister)

I went and turned to the last chapter, and the male protagonist actually appeared on the last few pages. This was undoubtedly because he found a mouse droppings in the ground after drinking the soup. It was so cold.

In my previous life, I was a lady, but from the beginning of this life, I have always been a girl with a snarky attitude. It feels like the heroine character has collapsed, and it's uncomfortable to watch!

At the beginning of her cultivation as an immortal, why is the heroine so close to the uncle who takes care of her? She even has to report every bit of her cultivation situation. Does she have a sense of self? She seems to have something to say to her uncle. She has to report everything without having any other thoughts. The teachings of that uncle are also very interesting. Even if he has the senses to appreciate it, he is still a foundation-building monk at a young age after all. He has seen all kinds of blood and blood. He will not easily teach a junior so lovingly. He even wants to train her well in order to make the other party completely on his side. There is no relationship between the two. This uncle has no intention of accepting her as his disciple in the future. The person who entrusted him with this task is not his master. Is the author playing a children's house party? This is not a classroom group discussion. In fact, the several opportunities that the heroine gave her uncle were enough. The uncle only taught her the basic knowledge of immortality and basic swordsmanship, but the heroine's feedback was all great opportunities that will affect her life. Uncle Master was not worried about this. Instead, he was very excited when he read the words. He regarded this heroine as a treasure and took all the benefits as a matter of course. This is really awkward to read. Uncle Master is not a shallow and ignorant person, but this heroine was betrayed and abandoned by everyone in her previous life. In this life, she has no obstacles to accepting others, and has no sense of self-protection or precaution. No matter how you think about it, this is not in line with the development of affairs.

Strictly speaking, this book has a male protagonist. However, there is no emotional scene between the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and the male protagonist does not appear until the last chapter. I secretly think that the male protagonist of this book is not even a side character.

During the foundation-building stage, you use the monsters you killed in the middle stage of Qi training to train your golden elixir master on the magic robe? Is this plot too childish? ! The protagonist is only six years old, but he kills all the famous sects?!

Ever since I learned how to read book reviews, I have been reading books. All of you sitting here are talented people 😅

The ending is a bit... Suddenly nymphomaniacal... I added a thought for the sake of having a male protagonist 🤫

The heroine has a resolute character and extremely high understanding. The space given at the beginning is also a well and a thatched hut, and it is not like other places where blood inheritance, a lot of secret books, spiritual treasures, and spiritual herbs are immediately available. The heroine's boudoir lady was reborn to worship the immortal sect. She has five spiritual roots and is 6 years old. The freedom she seeks is rare.

Well, I decided to read it after reading a book review that said it had a male protagonist. Ha ha

The word "sister" is spoken in each mouth, which makes people speechless.

Ah, why are so many people complaining? I think it is really good-looking. The author's writing in the early stage is not that good, and it may be a little uncomfortable to read, but it will become more and more beautiful as you read. The heroine is really not a holy mother, she just repays her unkindness. Why does her generosity and indifference turn her into what you call a holy mother with no brains? When did holding grudges and being petty become a good virtue? The most important thing for those who cultivate immortality is the Taoist heart. Being free and easy is the truth. For those who have bad intentions towards the heroine, when did the heroine let them go, wouldn't they all be sent to the underworld? People who are good to the heroine, even if they have some shortcomings, the heroine will not care about it. Some people care about it, for fear that others will take advantage of the heroine. If the heroine has this kind of character, then it is outrageous. Well, I am really convinced. I may not have read any good books, but after reading novels for so many years, this book is definitely not a bad book. Except that the beginning is relatively immature, the rest of it really gets better and better as I read. The author and the heroine are growing up.

The only thing I can complain about in this article is the problem with that sister, but if you ignore the past, it will be very good in the future. Really, this book is a clean slate among female fans.

It's so annoying. There are so many descriptions of master-disciple love. I'm so annoyed when the master blushes and stomps his feet. There are so many sub-CP scenes. Can you seriously cultivate immortality?

I don't know if the author will occasionally review the follow-up to this article. If you do, please revise this article and replace the word sister. The results will definitely be much better. . . I really can't stand it😭😭😭😭

Good guy, the master's ability is all about peach blossoms. There is more than one person who likes her. As a master, can't you describe more about your abilities? You have to write so many peach blossoms.

🙂Personally I think it's a good article! It is no exaggeration to say that it is hundreds of times better than those stereotyped novels about rebirth, crossing enemies, provocations, characters, and endings. Especially the novels in recent years, whether they are about rebirth, time travel, or the boss, it makes people feel like they just changed the names of the characters! This book is really refreshing!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why is there a master-student relationship? Let me go. The heroine's master and senior brother are mixed together, people's hearts will always be biased, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Forget it in the mortal world, you are already in the world of cultivation, you are already in the sect, why don't you change into men's clothes? Because the author is a man? Why should others misunderstand that the heroine is a man? Does this make sense?

A very interesting story of cultivating immortality 🌹 has been read for the second time.

Very nice, nice looking! The writing is very good. Both the concept and the writing style are very real and interesting. I have read a lot of cultivation articles, and now it is difficult to find ones that I like. I don't know why there are so many complaints.

I saw it a few years ago, it was really good

Does the heroine appear in cross-dressing in this book?

There is a recent book shortage. Do you have any good novels to recommend? In addition to this book on my bookshelf now, I also read "The Mortal's Story of Immortality" and "The Monk's Family". As everyone knows, "The Monk's Family" is almost 3 million words, and I feel it's okay. The author's writing is very exciting, and the adventures are one after another. Looking at the later stages, the articles are not messy, and there are more than a thousand chapters now, with a lot of foreshadowing, and the map is getting bigger and bigger. I just like this kind of grand world view setting. What is commendable is that as the map becomes larger and larger, the author has also made the various supporting characters very fleshed out. It tells a family story, probably a novel about a group of cultivators. I think this is more difficult to grasp than a novel with a single protagonist. It is not easy to get all the way to this point. I thought it would be a trap at first, but so far, the plot constructed by the author is very rich and the reading is very smooth. The character descriptions are just right, including demeanor, dialogue, appearance, etc. The copy tasks of the article and the main tasks switch naturally. A small problem is that in some chapters, the family ranks are inconsistent. The author can make these basic settings a dynamic item, so that there will be no differences as the context goes. In short, the writing is very good, the setting is grand, the plot is ups and downs, the characters are full, and the reading is smooth and natural. I recommend it.