The Supporting Heroine’s Reversal on the Path to Immortality

In fact, this book is not bad, but because I didn't read the introduction carefully, I thought the male protagonist was Ye Changan. Unexpectedly, I turned to the ending and it was Lou Chongjiu. But the novel is still very interesting (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Recommended.

I have read the entire article. I personally think it is quite good. At the beginning, I almost gave up on the White Lotus Green Tea Bitch, but after reading a few more chapters, I stopped reading it. This is good. After all, I chose to read the type of immortality and cultivation instead of palace fighting and house fighting. Originally, I read the book to relax myself. If I read it through some dirty words and intrigues, it would not be tiring enough. However, it would be better if this article can kill the father and daughter of the clan master.

The male protagonist's blood feud is very brief. He was killed by people from Kyushu, and then the two sides gave up on the battle. The total revenge only takes up four chapters... There is very little interaction with the female protagonist. Anyway, the two fell in love instantly, but the logic is coherent and the sentences are smooth.

It's very good, but the battle between immortals and demons and the battle between immortals and demons are very perfunctory and written casually. Overall, it's very good. Some typos are not a big deal. Ye Changan is a little confused. It's really a pity.

The heroine always talks about revenge, but in fact, it is true that the enemy is allowed to grow. Li Chunqiu, Li Qiutang, and even Ganlu can't bear it. Even if they were disfigured in the previous life, they can even let their enemies go. She knew that the person would release the forbidden spirit plate, but did not make arrangements in advance. Later, the master also died, and the enemy was just imprisoned in a water prison. Then the heroine ran away at night without taking revenge. I don't know what she ran away from? Manlu was obviously the person she killed, but she just let him go after being knocked unconscious. Why is he not an elder of the sect and not qualified to kill? I want to ask, in the world of cultivation, do you still need a reason to kill someone? They always talk about revenge. Which of her enemies did she kill and take revenge on? I have inner demons when I look at it. I have a lot of enemies but I don't want to grudge each other. I don't think I have inner demons?

This heroine's name is really unlucky!

So-so. The writing style is okay (the ancient proverbs are very elegant) but the heroine is a bit brainless. She talked about revenge, but in the end she didn't kill any enemies and allowed them to grow stronger. , Causing Master to die. Personally, I don't particularly care about Ye Changan's ending (after all, not every good person ends well). Another point is that there are too many typos and the ending is rather perfunctory.

I felt that the heroine was a bit indecisive. She knew that a demon would sneak into the sect but did not stop her, causing her master and his wife to die. Ye Changan was really something I couldn't get over in this novel. He paid so much for the heroine, but in the end he "sold" himself because of the heroine.

The ending is too sloppy

What about revenge? Since we know that Cui Yiyi will be detrimental to the sect and lead to the tragic death of the master, then why not get rid of Cui Yiyi from the beginning; and Li Qiutong, they already know that he is the person who ruined your face and hurt you in the previous life. Just let her stay in the water prison for a few days and you will leave the sect. There is always a lot of description of the environment. The description of the environment can be cut down appropriately and add a few more paragraphs. Basically every chapter has a description of the heroine's appearance, so you don't need to do so much. Isn't the heroine's sect very powerful in terms of overall strength? How come the strongest person in the sect was easily defeated by the people of the Demon Sect. The writing is a bit bland and doesn't highlight the charm of the characters very well.