After Her Spiritual Root Was Stolen, Her Brothers Begged the Real Heiress to Come Back

This book is really good (in my opinion). The heroine is never sloppy in doing things. The hero was reduced from a genius to a loser because he was framed. Meeting the heroine must be the luckiest thing in his life! When the heroine discovered that she was attracted to the hero, she was not too entangled, she accepted it openly, and was determined to repair the hero's spiritual roots, protect the hero, and consider the hero's feelings. The male protagonist also gradually abandoned the "great benevolence and righteousness" of the large sect, which was a blessing in disguise. I hope the author will update it soon and keep the early plot exciting. I look forward to the future content.

The author writes very well, you can take a look (personally think 😁)

The plot advances too slowly First of all, the female protagonist is a bit ridiculously strong and even a bit arrogant. The male protagonist was seriously injured and has no signs of getting better, which makes the male protagonist very weak in the early stage. The key is that I have read almost 80 chapters and he is still so weak. When in danger, he will block the knife for the female protagonist. Then the female protagonist spends more time on treatment and teaches the person who injured the male protagonist. In the end, the female protagonist can overdraw her spiritual power and nothing happens. Isn't this plot a bit outrageous? Also, the heroine, as a time traveler, doesn't know how to restrain herself, so she almost says "I'm not right" written on her face. Is this a personality problem or a brain problem? You have to think about it. There is also a heroine, a cultivator who is at least several hundred years old, chasing the male protagonist all day long while the older brother looks like a pretty girl. It is really unbearable, because almost half of this chapter is about their love affair. I originally followed the title and introduction to see them chasing the girl at the crematorium. Why are they dragging their feet? The brothers didn't have much scenes and didn't show any signs of repentance. They all wrote about the male and female protagonists' experiences together. Isn't this selling sheep over dogs? And aren't those family heads very powerful? The heroine repeatedly jumped on their bottom line and finally ended up being labeled one by one because of her identity as a medicine spiritualist? What about their thunderous methods? Moreover, it's not that there are no medicine magicians but they are rare. Wouldn't they force them? Or when they find that the heroine cannot be used by them, they just kill the heroine? Also, why do they only have Nascent Soul cultivation? Aren't the five great immortal sects the most powerful beings on the continent? Also, is the head of the family the most powerful? In addition, shouldn't there be a Supreme Elder in the general family? Also, is it too easy for the heroine to sneak into the treasure house? Although the personnel defense is relatively weak and the heroine is a medicine spiritualist, it is a bit outrageous that the heroine can enter so easily with her foundation-building skills, right? Of course, it could also be because the head of the Cheng family is too confident, let's not mention this for now. But isn't this world view a little too small? Is this the most powerful of the five immortal sects? Nascent Soul stage? In addition, this world seems to only have human monks. Isn't it a bit monotonous? There is also a bit little description of the environment. Each place is just the same place. There is almost no prosperity outside Xuangu, and there are no characteristics of each place. The male and female protagonists are relatively common descriptions, which is really monotonous. Finally, I want to say that maybe my words are a bit harsh because of my emotions, but I really think this book is not very good to read. The subject of Medicine Spirit Master is very good, but unfortunately I don't like the plot of this book very much. If you have any good articles about cultivating immortals, please recommend them to me. Thank you.

The final marriage between heaven and earth is very interesting, and the male and female protagonists finally become a couple after going through hardships.

Character design: I want to make the heroine so awesome that she can directly overwhelm other people. In fact, it feels like a child playing house. Everyone else is directly outwitted, and their skills are inexplicable (illogical, so it's very abrupt). The heads of the five great immortal sects are all written to be similar to fools. Their own children are treated like idiots, and they forget their own children to death. Just... Writing style: Well, just playing house for children Plot: It's illogical, there are too many things that don't make sense, and it's embarrassing to watch.

If it's too exciting, you won't want to leave.

Where did the cool article come from? I have really waited for nothing. The heroine's love brain has blinded her to a big boss status. Alas, forget about getting a sick boy. We can bear it even if the heroine raises a man we like, but every time it is because the hero messes up things and then the heroine cleans up his mess. How can we continue to watch the scene? Alas, this is so frustrating. No matter how weak a man is, please recognize yourself and stop holding him back, okay? It's really unbearable for the heroine to act like she's coaxing a child whenever she's in front of the hero.

Tmd, I don't mind if the male protagonist starts off weak, but this male protagonist is too useless! Moreover, he is very holy (he has experienced being framed and deposed, and the humiliation of his mother kneeling on his knees, and he is still full of benevolence, righteousness and morality, hehe, he is like a holy father). The heroine has encouraged him so many times, and he will not become like this even if he is deposed.

In the early stage of being thoughtful, um, it was the ex-wife who was looking for the nine artifacts, and then after returning to the fairy world, she started to clear up the misunderstanding. It was obviously the male protagonist, um, who resurrected the female protagonist, and then the female protagonist insisted on saying that the male protagonist was ungrateful and regarded everything as if she wanted everything. Later, the hostess, and then the female protagonist, also resurrected the male protagonist once, and then, what she meant was that everything was his fault, and I was speechless. In the later stage, I completely solved the misunderstanding. The male protagonist is actually Wen, um, this male protagonist has a good character, but the female protagonist is, arrogant, arrogant, and does not understand the principle that there are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world. This is a special madness.

The subject matter is very good, but the heroine majors in the path of love, but the description of family love is too ruthless. Why should the heroine's parents and brothers be described as so despicable, and in the end, the lives of the brothers are sacrificed to obtain the artifact and then ascend. Is the threshold for ascending to immortality so low? Family love should have both hurt and happiness. Although friendship is not life-and-death friendship, there should be mutual care. Love has both bitterness and sweetness. This is how to overcome the tribulation. However, there is neither family affection nor friendship nor the so-called unforgettable love in this article. So what kind of tribulation is the heroine going through. Maybe it's because I don't understand the operations of the masters!