The Days of Cultivating Immortals Without Golden Fingers

There is no talent, no golden fingers, no bad luck, no heroine with stunning looks. Her talent is to work hard and work hard; her luck is to travel to the world of immortality and meet the male protagonist Sima Feng; her golden finger is her husband Sima Feng. I like the hero's Daoist heart, he does whatever he wants, he is smart and confident, and he is single-minded. Before meeting the heroine, he was devoted to the Tao. After realizing that he fell in love with the heroine, he pursued his own Tao while also taking the heroine into consideration. He will not forcefully change his lover or leave his lover behind. There are no two men, three women, two women, and three women around, and there is no intrigue. I really like this kind of novel.

It's pretty good, a normal way to open up the story of cultivating immortals. The heroine of Soul Transmutation has no golden fingers, no halo of being a big heroine, she is not loved by everyone, and there are not many beautiful men of the opposite sex around her.

To be honest, although this book on cultivating immortality is not rated high, I read it from beginning to end. It is better than many books with a rating of 9.5 Or above! Although the heroine's path to immortality is not a big one, and I commented on her stupidity several times in the early stages. I thought she was too stupid and annoying. The more I look at it later, I see the heroine's growth, tenacity, hard work, kindness, and rationality. She is just like any other human being, with her shortcomings and strengths. As for the plot, this novel is not a perfect fairy tale. It is full of regrets, but I like it very much. It is because of these regrets that I feel like they are really alive. And those regrets were all caught off guard and completely unexpected, such as the separation from Master Xiaodi Jiefeng, Brother Wang and that best friend, such as the death of Xiaodie in the spirit world, the death of Senior Sister Nie, and the deaths of several senior brothers. They were all caught off guard. They did not see each other for the last time, nor did they say goodbye properly. To be honest, it was not that satisfactory, but I really like this feeling. Life is always full of regrets, and there will not be a perfect life. But it is this kind of regret that makes the heroine more tenacious and harder working. As for the difference with Hu Tian, ​​I actually quite liked the time the three of them spent together. It should also be beautiful in their hearts. There are also the descendants of those cultivators rescued by Sima Guang. They are many geniuses, but they will no longer shine in the world of the heroine. Especially when the heroine was imprisoned in the small secret realm for 100 years, Xiao Yue, who had been with her for so long, was left in the small secret realm, and then came out to hear that Sima Feng had ascended! God, this is so sad and regrettable. After reading this book, I felt a touch of melancholy and sadness. Of course, that's not to say it's not good to watch, but this feeling runs through from beginning to end. I also hope that those lost in the long river of time will have a happy ending.

"Time travel" and "rebirth" are mentioned from time to time, but they have no use value, so what's the use of mentioning them?

This book is different from other time travel and immortality novels. Not only does it not have a golden finger, the heroine is not a genius in terms of IQ or EQ, but it is extremely real. Who says you have to be a genius to reach the top? With good qualifications and a hundred times of hard work, you can still reach the top.

The protagonist is so stupid and has no shining points

The heroine is too naive, scumbag, scumbag, fearful of death and reactionary. He has no ability, no brains, his cultivation level is not high and he is always arrogant. It's rare to see such a weird heroine, with such a tepid and soft-hearted personality, I really don't like it.

I have read many novels, but this is one of the few that I have finished. Thank you to the author for your wonderful writing.

The heroine is portrayed as a poor and generous fool. She didn't know the value of the high-grade elixirs at the beginning, so she could be forgiven for giving them away casually in exchange for some cheap magic. Later, when she learned the value of the elixirs, she returned the precious elixirs that her master had worked so hard to find. She can be fed to monsters at will, and an adult can follow a stranger without any defense. Don't think that she is a modern person who has not experienced fighting and killing. Modern people will not follow a stranger with complete trust after chatting with her for a few words.

Um. . . . . Overall, I felt that it was okay to read, but there are still inevitable formulaic plots and intelligence-lowering links in the middle. The plot in the small world at the beginning feels a bit like an ancient fairy tale novel. There are no more than a dozen realms of gods, just five big realms. The subsequent fairy world will not be like other novels. The most powerful god in the lower realm rises to become a shop waiter, but it is a pity that although the story in the divine world is changed to cuteness. Meng is the protagonist, but it still inevitably follows a formulaic big map plot, but overall it is okay. Except for the level distribution that is confusing at the beginning of the God Realm chapter, the heroine is occasionally a little smart, and it is said that there is no golden finger, but Sima Feng, who I met from the small earth world, is already the biggest golden finger. However, compared with other formulaic immortal cultivation novels, it does have its own characteristics, which is considered good.