The Cultivation Novel's Supporting Female Character Wants to Ascend

The heroine An Qinglan has been cultivating from Bianlan Realm to Wansheng Kingdom (which is on the same plane as Bianlan Realm) and ascended to the upper realm. From the secret realm of the upper realm, she met the God Haotian and was taken to the God Realm by the God Haotian to become a god (Empress Hou Tu). The heroine is very diligent and practices day and night, and she will praise others so that her master and other seniors can use her. The Bianlan Realm is the main one, accounting for basically 70%, the Upper Realm is 20%, and the God Realm is 10%. The plot behind it is a little rushed. The male protagonist Shang Shan (Taoist name), surnamed Li, was forced to perform an intimate scene in a foggy forest in order to find the mist spirit, which caused the mist spirit to appear. The heroine's heart was slightly disturbed, but because the heroine was devoted to pursuing the Tao, the two of them stopped interacting with each other once the incident was over. The male protagonist is beautiful and cruel, and talks about interests rather than feelings to the heroine. However, when the heroine's master Mu Sheng was struck to death by lightning while refining the Ascension Divine Pill, the heroine was moved by his desperate behavior to save his master, and felt that the heroine was someone who could be handed over to his back. And after being saved by the female protagonist many times in the Wansheng Kingdom, the male protagonist was finally moved and took the initiative to pursue and ask for status. The heroine was gradually moved, but in terms of relationship and career, the heroine's career is slightly more important than her relationship.

I have read almost 400 chapters, and the article category is strong women. It turns out that the heroine is like a camera, mainly to record how strong the bosses are. The heroine's role is small enough, and what is her strength. . It's almost 400 chapters and it's still foundational. The writing is average and the plot is average. I can't find a few serious stories about strong women in this app, and judging from the reviews, the male protagonist is the best. . . ⑥

I'm almost halfway through watching it. The first part was fine and I really liked it. Randomly adding up the numbers was acceptable, but then I did this with the male protagonist. On the way to escape, he also engaged in pornographic activities to gain status and twice. I was really speechless and gave up.

Little Lingxi is cute from beginning to end, hard-working and uncomplaining, and is closer than her own mother. She stole ten pieces of low-grade spiritual stones and worked hard to follow the heroine all her life. She grows grass and takes care of her cubs, cleanses and replenishes her magical powers, which are shared by the heroine. She also has a maximum cheating machine and room for growth. It can be said that she has skyrocketed since meeting Little Lingxi.

I can't stand it anymore. Beauty lists are always mentioned before, and beauties will be chased by dandies. They have become immortals and they only look at their appearance. The typical strong woman is stronger than the man. If the female protagonist is good-looking, the male protagonist should be better-looking. If the female protagonist is powerful, the male protagonist will be more powerful...

There was a lot of long-winded nonsense and it was not good to read. At first I read it patiently, but the more I read, the less patient I became. I abandoned the article decisively. I don't know why such a mosquito net has such a high rating? Even if I give it a six-point score, I can't even get it.

The world of immortality described by the author has no shame or morality, including the heroine, all are robbers, but each of them feels that he is the most reasonable in his heart, and he doesn't know where his three views have gone.

The author's plot structure is very rich. But there is a bit of redundancy about Mu Sheng's stinky beauty. There are too many descriptions of various characters. I patiently read more than 600 chapters. I saw that the heroine and the Supreme Being were practicing dual cultivation, and I skipped to the point where they got married. I didn't want to read anymore. After all, there will be a lot of fighting later, then one or two will ascend, then they will be reunited, and then they will become gods. I gave up if I wasn't very interested. I don't even care much about my own future life, and I really don't care much about the big and small things that the heroine will go through in the future. Seeing the heroine grow up, mature, and get married, in my mind, it's the end of the story. In fact, I feel that the heroine's ability as a contracted beast is quite average, after all, not many are capable of fighting! 😅

I saw Chapter 729, but not the rest. There are a lot of flaws in the front, especially the heroine who only goes from foundation building to golden elixir in Chapter 400. Some of the content in the middle is too long-winded. What impressed me most is that the sect's Tribulation Stage and Mahayana Stage are like thugs and bodyguards. Like this, it made me frown. At first, I was mainly curious about how the heroine and the hero got together, so I started reading. Later, I saw that they went to attack Wancheng Kingdom after the Dual Cultivation Ceremony, and I stopped reading. The content after that was not so attractive to me, and it slipped away.

At the beginning, the heroine had all kinds of lucky divine plants, divine pets, and various heaven-level skills. She just got a bunch of good things at random. When Shu Huang couldn't bear it, she just treated it as a cool novel about a cp-less heroine. But then she and the male protagonist insisted on getting together. I couldn't stand it any longer. I was really speechless.