The Hardships of a Rogue Cultivator

It's good not to have a male protagonist. You have to read and listen carefully when reading this book, otherwise it will easily become confusing. The female protagonist often goes in and out of small worlds in various planes and different time and space. If you don't listen carefully, it will be easy to get confused. The people in the novel about cultivating immortals are not even ants. They will exterminate clans, annihilate sects, and destroy small worlds. Too many people died in this book.

I've read two to three hundred chapters so far, and it's difficult to rate it. I'll revise my review later if I think it's good after reading it. It doesn't look good at the moment. The author's writing is okay, but the plot is a bit weak. Every time the villain finally gets seriously injured and is about to die, the author finds all kinds of strange reasons not to hit him again, and then saves it until later to fight back. Then the heroine comes from a completely wild background. She relies on the skills bought in a small store in the city to fight. There is basically no one she can beat, only casual cultivators.

Feeling so nagging

No wonder the ratings are not high. I changed the author when I went to Underworld and Nine Netherworlds in the middle. I tried my best to see that after leaving Underworld, I arrived at the Daxiu Immortal Realm. The same thing happened. One or two chapters of trivial things were tedious, and I didn't know what the hell I was reading.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I couldn't hold on any longer and gave up. All I can say is that the story is good, but the heroine created by the author becomes more and more difficult to understand as the story progresses. It even feels like she is sick. After she learned about her life experience, I won't say whether she was a wolf or not. It's a matter of opinion, but I didn't think it made any difference. But she was really self-righteous later on, her secret was exposed, she thought people would not reveal it, and then she ran away. People wanted to kill her, and she seriously injured the other party, which could obviously solve the trouble, but she ran away again, claiming that she was the cause and effect. She returned to the Qinglang Realm and killed those who did evil. Then when she returned to the upper world, she met the most damned and thoughtful young man Lan in the Qinglang Realm. She was obviously talking about how vicious Young Lan was and how she wanted to avenge those who were killed by her. There were even seniors and relatives of her friends who were good to her. But after she said a few harsh words, she suddenly made a U-turn and said, "Oh, why am I telling her this? It's really boring. What's the point of me trying to deal with her now that she has no power to restrain her?" Then he said I won't kill you and just left? ? ? ? ? This really makes me speechless. Holy Mother is not as powerful as you. Also, the golden finger given by the author is too blunt. How about some foreshadowing? I have to enter the secret realm at the beginning. I just tell my friends that I need to advance. Okay, in order to keep the heroine alive, forget it. The advancement is not big anyway, which is understandable. After I advanced, I had to relax and re-learn the skills. I started to search for new skills. Then I dreamed about the new skills and wanted to go to the outside world. The other villains failed to do so after decades of various intrigues and intrigues. Then the secret realm was closed and the heroine went directly. The key is that you didn't lay the groundwork before. It was all about giving Goldfinger and then trying to make up for why she could go, tsk tsk, tsk tsk, and later on in this article I became more and more interested in making up for the heroine. Every time, I felt like something was wrong. Anyway, it's just to make up for something stupid. It's really unnecessary. The author's portrayal is very rubbish.

Not bad, especially the plot is very attractive. There is no male protagonist, and there is not a lot of nonsense. There is just not enough writing, and the extra words come from love! It's just that I'm hospitalized now and don't have time to watch it. I skipped to the end to watch it. After the operation, I will continue to watch the things I haven't seen.

It is a growth story about a girl who travels around on adventures, constantly overcoming shackles, improving herself, and pursuing freedom. There are friendships and family ties along the way. Although it is a bit lengthy, it is overall very exciting.

There are problems with the plot, as we are under the leadership of the socialist system with Chinese characteristics in the new era. Whether it is repeatedly emphasized in this article that the future has been determined, or the pros and cons of these key figures starting from their birth, they have begun to guide them to become what they will see in the future. Is this really reasonable? It's really rare for the so-called righteous people in this article to do the work of villains. Don't refute me by saying that their characters are just like that - and don't refute me by saying that only the Demon God Festival is bound to happen. (If you want to refute it, then I will refute it. Why didn't you say that the Immortal Enlightenment Festival of the same level will definitely happen). In addition, were there any changes in the article? There seems to be a disconnect between the plot and the writing. It's strange that the article can be good if he dares to do such things as substitutions. Not to mention that this article is too convoluted and some things have to be said 10 times. As soon as the elixir is taken, it is described again, and as soon as the move is played, the description is exactly the same as before. The number of words can't be so crammed together, it affects the perception very much. That's all. I don't plan to finish reading this article. That's it

The writing was messy, the whole soul fell off the cliff, the heroine jumped after her, she was thrown up, and she woke up in the darkroom, she didn't suspect it? Later, before entering the cave, he continued to advance inexplicably and could not return to perfection. I can't stand it anymore. I read the comments saying that solving problems with the exercises depends on dreaming. I'm really speechless...

The plot is very witty