The Farmer's Daughter Cultivates Immortality: The Sword God Dotes on Me
农女修仙之小女子被剑神娇宠了
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Eastern Fantasy Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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9.4Score
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Those who enjoy easy-going, strong-woman-centric novels should avoid this. The plot is uniquely conceived, and the ending isn't predictable. The characters are relatively well-developed, not simply stereotypical good-versus-evil figures. The main characters all have strengths and weaknesses, and their "goodness" changes as the story unfolds.
It's not good. Everyone except the female lead is tragic, and no one likes her. She clearly has all sorts of lucky breaks but thinks she got them through her own hard work.
What kind of writing is this? It's a complete mess. Speechless. Is this what you call a female lead? An adult transmigrates into a child. She gives off the impression of being incredibly stupid. Lazy, cowardly, weak, and dumb! It's not good; I don't recommend reading it.
The plot is quite engaging, but it lacks immersion. You clearly know you're reading a book. The writing style could be more vivid; the passage of time for cultivators—seven years in a flash, then five more—feels hollow. Also, the male lead was slow to appear; I initially thought the character surnamed Gu was the male lead. He appeared intermittently, then disappeared again. The character development is weak, and it reads like a plain, everyday text.
Chapter 260, the beginning was okay, but the end was a complete mess! The Holy Mother cultivates immortality, and the Golden Core cultivator starts talking about love—it's strange. The Holy Mother's cultivation of immortality is truly outrageous!
Brilliant idea! Thumbs up!
It's unbearable to see someone who has been reborn living a life worse than a ten-year-old child.
Fans, please run away! This female lead is a saint and selfish, and the later parts are a complete mess. It's incredibly difficult to read. Just don't read it, okay? Saving even one person is a blessing, folks!
The female protagonist, who cultivates immortality, is too indifferent to the people and things around her; she seems to have no interest in cultivating immortality at all.
The writing style makes it feel like a book at first glance, and the female lead is portrayed as a weak, naive, and gullible character—it's disgusting.