A Cannon Fodder’s Guide to Cultivation

I saw this book again when I was sorting out my bookshelf. I thought it was another book whose introduction deceived me, so I decided to write a review. However, it has been at least half a year since I finished reading this book. I may have made mistakes in my memory, so just use it as a reference. But I still have to write this up front: the author's writing style is quite good, it is smooth and fluent, the descriptions are good, and they don't ramble, but the content is not very good. First is the plot. The previous comments have summed it up very clearly, it's just "frustrating". However, it is not the kind of aggrieved situation where ordinary people travel to the world of cultivating immortals, where a strong woman with average qualifications and average appearance needs to work hard step by step to constantly upgrade her character. Generally speaking, this is: Although it is called Cannon Fodder Xiu Xian, the original heroine is not actually a cannon fodder in the original sense. The current heroine has the aura of the heroine of Shuangwen. She has unparalleled qualifications and beauty. The heroine's efforts are always emphasized, and the usual plot is unfolded according to the development of Shuangwen. Then, when the fun part comes, the plot tells me that if I can't beat it, I can't figure it out, no one can have fun anymore, and then seamlessly connects to the abuse story, suddenly sensationalizing, and then after the abuse, it continues the fun story routine, including but not limited to the mischief of the female supporting character and her master, the mischief of the original male protagonist, etc. Some people like to read simple strong women, cool stories, and sadistic stories. Not surprisingly, I also read them. What's going on with this seamless hodgepodge? There is a purely disgusting feeling. Then at the end, there was a sense of apocalyptic zombies in a fantasy world. Although I understood the author's big idea, I always felt that something was wrong. Then there are the male and female protagonists. The heroine has nothing to say, she is beautiful, strong (weak) and miserable. She is a three-character heroine. Her IQ and abilities are both unreliable. She is comparable to Conan. Except for the male protagonist, basically everyone is miserable. As for the male protagonist, I once thought that the male protagonist was two people when I read the description in the book, and then I felt that both the guard and the male and female protagonist were blind. You can't recognize it after seeing it so many times??? As for the male supporting role of the Mermaid King, the female supporting role of the Saint, the guard master sister, etc., They are standard in ancient fantasy novels, and there is not much to say. As for the heroine's mother, I think others have a very low opinion of her. She is indeed not good, but this kind of novel basically has a family of good-for-nothings, so there is no need to take it too seriously. Finally, there is the ending. The original male protagonist was reborn and took a completely different path (he did not go to the old man or accept the blood of the devil) and finally "saw" the saintly heroine and chatted with her before going away. This ending seemed perfect and everyone was happy, but in fact this ending was the most terrifying and disgusting. In order to distinguish him, I call the male protagonist of the original book the first-generation original male protagonist, and others also refer to him in the same way. The original third-generation male protagonist did not fall in love with the third-generation female protagonist, which means that the third-generation female protagonist will have a worse ending than the first-generation female protagonist. She is the same original soul as the first-generation female protagonist. Without the second-generation time-travel heroine, her family will be wiped out like the first-generation heroine, and she will change her name and eventually become a tool of the family. The third-generation male protagonist is long gone. The second-generation heroine's journey through the forest to rescue the first-generation and third-generation heroine cannot be replicated. Moreover, the beauty of the third-generation original male protagonist and the third-generation female supporting role will not last long. The special physiques and experiences of the second-generation male and female protagonists and the original male protagonist cannot be replicated. The effects of the yin-yang system and the bloodline of the devil cannot be replicated. The guess for the ending is: the continental barrier is broken, demons run rampant, and the heroine's great support is completely gone. The original male protagonist may be able to become a half-devil, but the female protagonist and children will definitely not be able to continue to abuse her in the end. In the end, various human bases will gradually perish. You mean the mermaid tribe? Without the purification of the second-generation male and female protagonists, they would have become the demons in the sea. Overall, the writing is good, and the description and framework are better than some messy books. However, the content of the book has nothing to do with the introduction and title, and the heroine's character is not very likable, so I don't recommend reading this book.

It's very interesting, the plot is very compact, and the author's descriptions are not wordy, but the heroine is forced to do something every time, which is very depressing 😂

The heroine is such a waste, the more I watch it, the more frustrated I become. Not recommended

After reading more than 400 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I've never seen such a terrible heroine! Like a mute without a long brain, he only shuts up and runs away when things happen. Is this the intelligence and way of doing things that a modern person should have?? I knew that the second male lead was also a time traveler, but I never communicated directly with him! Always running away, never having an IQ online! He also fights and escapes against the male protagonist... And he is also entangled with the King of Jinyang, the King of Mermen, Bai Lian and the Holy Mother! Z person should reflect on it! With such a disgusting character, can the article be readable?

The plot is really interesting, almost every man likes the heroine after seeing her? I'm really speechless. In the world of immortality, how many men should have this kind of personality? There is also a villain who talks too much. Only the male protagonist can kiss the female protagonist on the mouth. The female protagonist is already restrained, but she can still turn her head and cover her mouth. The relationship with the male protagonist was too sudden. She said that she would never marry. After meeting the male protagonist, she immediately fell in love with him. She always said that others liked her face. You only have a face to make people like her. Apart from her face, I really don't know what the advantages of this female protagonist are. As a female supporting character, her physique is too strong. The heroine is written about so many misfortunes, which seems too cumbersome. The character of the heroine is probably low-key, but everything she does is low-key. Appearance is a problem, so the disguise should be long-lasting, and it will be exposed at every turn. There is also a heroine who has always been concerned about the plot of the original book and has always wanted to stay away from the male and female protagonists of the original book. She does not understand it. The original book is the original book, and now your destiny is controlled by yourself. As long as you are not tempted, who can control your death? If you have to avoid the male protagonist, then aren't all the subsequent disasters your own fault?

Overall it's good, with occasional typos. I just felt that the ending was too hasty. It would be nice if the ending was more perfect😁

There are more than 130 chapters in Stage. It's very interesting and not cliché. At least I've read so many of them. This book is pretty good.

The plot is hard to describe in one word

It starts at an anticlimactic end and ends in an inexplicable way at the climax. I don't care about the foreshadowing... It's just like Monkey King's unforgettable experience. After passing each level, there is only suffering and no sweetness! The heroine's parents also died inexplicably, and her interactions with the hero were also briefly mentioned in one stroke. The previous points were not connected at all, and they were simply ignored... It was just average!

The first dozen chapters are okay, but the plot behind it is poorly written. The heroine's parents are too bizarre, and the heroine's style in the latter part is too holy.