
After Cutting Off My Ties, I Became a Slick Cultivator
斩断情缘后我修仙贼溜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Eastern Fantasy Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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698Chapters
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9.4Score
1.2kRatings
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Let me start by saying, I am a veteran fan! I just like the Cultivation of Immortality without CP!! Haha😄 I finally found a suitable book again, I recommend it, it's worth it👍👍 At the beginning of the book, the heroine shines in the college selection and successfully enters Qingyun College. She meets Su Zimo in the college and becomes his "cook". According to the article, I speculate that first of all, the heroine thinks that she is still young and does not restrain herself when she sees a handsome guy. Secondly, she is controlled by her body's own will, so she pounces on Su Zimo as soon as she sees him. However, after the heroine left her soul for a while, she recognized the reason, recognized the avenue, and cut off the relationship (should) Su Zimo, in the first half of the article, I thought he was very good and I liked him very much. I even thought there was nothing wrong with him being the male protagonist. But when they went to find Horned Dragon Scale, I felt that the male protagonist at that time was very selfish and egotistical. He even joked with outsiders (not counting), "Yun Chu is my maid, how do you call me?" I was angry at that time and really hated him. Fortunately, Yun Chu also recognized it👍👀 Overall, this book is very interesting. Although it only has more than sixty chapters now, I will keep following it until it is finished.
I like Wangchuan and Jiangli. It is probably the happiest thing in a person's life to have friends who will accompany him through life and death. Life is too short to cultivate immortality.
Is this... Really no cp? Why are the first few chapters so different, or are there no CPs in the later chapters? If there is really no cp, a book shouldn't have that kind of close contact, right? Generally, non-CP articles are about getting along with friends. People who are in love will only stop when enough is enough, and will not act beyond the rules. (Only my personal opinion, please don't be too aggressive if you disagree or refute)
It's a bit hard to watch from Red Dragon. , The heroine had good opportunities and gained more knowledge, so she started to distance herself from Su Zimo. She felt that selling herself for 100 spiritual stones was a big loss, and she also felt that she was a slave. I felt speechless, and she was the one who hugged Su Zimo when we met. When I saw it, I disliked her, and Su Zimo didn't treat her as a slave, but was so kind to her. I was really speechless. I was very optimistic about it, because I couldn't stand it anymore. I thought it was Su Zimo who did something to make his body stick to him. But after reading the next few chapters, I didn't see any reason. Then I thought that they knew that the heroine asked for help and turned against her. They didn't do anything.
Everyone has colorful dreams in childhood. One day, in the trivial gaps of life, you are pleasantly surprised to find that your dream that you thought was out of reach has come true! The thing itself is wonderful and gorgeous. After reading seventy chapters, will the story end at chapter one hundred? Yunchu and her friends are going through all kinds of obstacles, what interesting things will they encounter later? Well, the road to immortality is long, why not go home and take a look when you have time? ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ Waiting for you.
The setting is quite novel. The life of immortal cultivators is not so separated from the life of ordinary people, and it is quite down-to-earth. However, the writing is novice, and the language and logic have problems. Sometimes I don't know what a sentence means, and I can't read it.
Easy and good looking
The heroine is just stupid. She won't shed blood to identify the treasure because she was afraid of pain. Isn't it said that there is a past life? Not a white-collar worker? Still so naive? Are you afraid of being robbed if you don't recognize the owner of a treasure? It feels like the heroine has been deceived and these treasures may have been given to others in the end.
To be honest, this article on cultivating immortals is the most speechless and angry article I have ever read. The sect is full of chaos (I remember the chapter where Gu Yunchu first met Su Zimo. I forgot the names of the disciples in the sect. They call them Gu Yunchu to warm the bed or something like that. They are very angry about the sect's atmosphere and the heroine. Not practicing seriously meant that I couldn't save myself, and in the end I had to cook for Su Zimo, which made me feel very aggrieved) Not only this plot, but also some plots made me too angry. Maybe it was my personal reasons. Anyway, I felt it was too infuriating and I couldn't watch it anymore.
I won't comment on the writing and logic for now. The heroine is quite proud of being taken back as a concubine by someone who wants to take her back. She thinks this proves her worth??? Is the author serious? Moreover, the reason why the relationship was broken was because the male protagonist's mother forced the female protagonist to be a concubine, but the female protagonist was still dumped. This is a female protagonist studying fairy literature. Why is there such an ancient and bloody content? It is so different from the heroine next door who cuts off the relationship alone.