Become a Sick Nun

It's pretty good, but the ending is rushed and leaves many holes unfilled.

The best part is the ending... The pitfalls haven't been filled yet

Nice! No cp No green tea, no competition between males and females, and no emotional lines. Only unity, friendship and mutual help among colleagues. The heroine only has practice in her heart. She wants to find out who is behind the scenes and open up the passage from the spirit world to the fairy world.

The plot at the beginning is good, with great tension, ups and downs, moderate pace, and gripping suspense and conflict points. The heroine is resolute, courageous, and wise. The supporting characters and contract beasts are vivid and distinctive. The subsequent plot was a bit delayed, with the plot of a Lingyun secret realm dragging on for more than 80 chapters. What's even more pity is that the ending is bad and the story line is incomplete.

The plot line is unfinished and unfinished.

Is there any more fairyland chapter?

There are just some holes that have not been filled in. I hope there will be a second book.

It's very interesting. There is no male protagonist, but the female protagonist is sober, rational, decisive and intelligent. The female protagonist ascends from the small world to the spiritual world, and finally to the fairy world. I look forward to the author's next work.

I thought it was OK after reading the beginning! But when I finished it, others said it was a mess! ! ! ! Then I skipped to the end and watched it, and sure enough, it sucked...

It ended too hastily, anticlimactic.