My Path to Ascension Begins with Raising a Fairy

The male lead seals the female lead's cultivation and sends her to a brothel, where she is sexually assaulted. Even after being stripped naked, the female lead says, "He didn't do anything to me?" She goes out naked and flies through the sky; tell me, isn't this novel incredibly suggestive?

From the very beginning, I found the female lead to be really weird, and the male lead even weirder.

The Chaos Green Lotus: A supreme treasure of chaos. Also known as the Creation Green Lotus. It was the supreme treasure that gave birth to the great god Pangu. Later, it was damaged due to the pressure of creation. Three immature lotus seeds transformed into: the Twelve-Petaled Merit Golden Lotus, the Twelve-Petaled Karmic Fire Red Lotus, and the Twelve-Petaled World-Destroying Black Lotus. One mature lotus seed transformed into the Thirty-Six-Petaled Purifying Green Lotus. Later, because it was not tolerated by the Heavenly Dao, it split into three: the lotus flower transformed into the Coiled Dragon Flat Staff, the lotus root into the Three Treasures Jade Ruyi, and the lotus leaf into the Green Lotus Sword. It is said that in the beginning of chaos, there was no life, and heaven and earth were one. Only within this one expanse did a Chaos Green Lotus grow. That green lotus had five leaves, twenty-four petals on its flower, and formed a single lotus seed. After countless eons...

The later parts were really badly written. He's supposed to be the protagonist, but he can't decide anything for himself; everything is arranged by others. It was disgusting to read, and the tag "invincible" is just ridiculous. Pshaw!

Those who like this book are really something else. It barely gets past the first few chapters before the female lead is sold into a brothel and forced to work as a prostitute. She's almost raped, but then they just let her go with the excuse that nothing happened. And this is supposedly a revised version! The author and the reader are like a real-life version of Gui Nan (a character from a popular Chinese novel known for his difficult experiences) and a real-life, honest, willing victim.

Don't promise what you can't keep. It seems ridiculous. After following this book for so long, I'm really annoyed by the author's recent actions. Keeping promises is a good habit, but is the author's promise of double updates every day in August related to the lunar August? I'm not nitpicking, but the chapters in this book have been decent so far, but they've become increasingly weak in the later stages. Promises haven't been kept, which is truly disappointing for readers. I hope the author can reflect on this and sincerely apologize for anything they can't do, instead of playing dead like this. They should bravely admit their mistakes.

Stir-fry, Minotaur

Overall, this book has a strong sense of human warmth and a good overall story, but the plot starts strong and then fizzles out. Too many plot holes are left unresolved in the early stages, and the later attempts to fill them in feel rushed. The character development would get an 80 out of 100. The only major problem is that it changed from a single female lead to two female leads, which is a departure from the author's promise, but given the current state of the story, it's understandable. Thanks to the author, I personally think it's worth reading!

The beginning was so Tang Dynasty-esque, only a genius could keep watching 😅

I really like the author's writing style, and the plot is also very grand, much better than current online novels. I quite like Long Chen, and I didn't feel any aversion when reading about the two female leads. I still like it very much. I don't understand how harsh those who criticize are. Those who criticize the values ​​make me laugh. I'm afraid it's not you readers who really want online novels to die.