Invincible in the World with the Fairies of the Cultivation Realm

I won't say anything else, I'll just mention two points. First, I really dislike the male lead's personality when it comes to building his harem. You're supposed to be one of the world's top fighters, if you're going to build one, at least do it with the right attitude. Being afraid of your wife isn't inherently bad, but every time there's a clash between the new and old harem members, you completely lack any sense of control. How does the male lead handle this? He's afraid, afraid of them meeting. Once or twice is fine, but it happens every time. What's the result? It explodes. The male lead inevitably suffers a setback, inevitably feels humiliated for a while. When problems arise, he tries to find solutions...

What's the difference between this and being cuckolded? The original body was drained to death by Hua Ruoxi, but the male lead's virginity wasn't hers. Although the soul is the same, what's the difference between this and something outrageous? At the beginning, you said you'd handle the male lead's identity issue, but you pull this stunt. The virginity was essentially taken by the original body, and the experience was too. Seriously, your logic is flawed. Before possessing the body, Hua Ruoxi had sex with the original body, so she wasn't pure anymore. Don't talk about the body and soul being the same; the male lead's rightful virginity was taken by the original body... You've written Hua Ruoxi like a woman who's cheated. It's like a joke: "I love you, but I want another man to love me," what's the difference?

This time it ended with "Want to See Him Die"? No, it's "I Want to See You Die!" I've been following this for years, and you've gone on hiatus so many times! Every time you wrote a sequel, you made grand promises that you wouldn't stop updating, and this is your attitude? If I remember correctly, this book has been going on for over four years, with at least five interruptions, one of which lasted a whole year. How can you face your readers who have followed you all this time? Last April you said you'd finish it all at once, and what happened? I used to like this book, otherwise I wouldn't have followed it all this time. After all these years, you've just been going on and on, haven't you? I don't ask for much, I just hope this book, this story, has an ending, even if it...

First, a disclaimer: This review contains spoilers. This is the first online novel I've ever read, so my evaluation may be biased or my understanding incorrect. Please forgive any inaccuracies. On July 30th, I was bored on the train and opened the comic adaptation review of this novel, thinking I'd read a few hours to pass the time. I ended up finding Bilibili Comics on Bilibili (which was also the first comic I ever read QWQ), and then I came to Pineapple Bun. Once I started reading, I couldn't stop! It took me eight or nine days to finish. I have so many feelings about it, so let's start with the strengths. The first is the exhilarating feeling of the climaxes. There are six climaxes in the book: the end of Volume 4, Zhan Yunshu's writing, and...

This book is truly awful, I just had to rant about it. Don't listen to me, I'm just trying to keep you guys from reading this. Surprisingly, it did pretty well. As an invincible protagonist novel, it's incredibly frustrating to read. The beginning of the first volume is okay, but it gets cliché in the middle and later. A female protagonist's merchant guild is facing internal and external troubles, an alchemist forces her to marry him, and then it's the classic male protagonist showing off, getting slapped in the face, and collecting girls. The first volume is just pure formulaic writing, with absolutely no interesting points. But even if it's not interesting, it gets disgusting later on. Every now and then, the villains look down on the male protagonist, and every few chapters a new villain appears, only to be slapped in the face by the male protagonist's arrogance...

My favorite cultivation novel. The romance is much better written than in "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality." It's a pity we didn't get to see the later scenes where the characters reunite and share sweet moments. In the end, Liu Ruwei didn't even get a proper title. Poor Fairy Liu.

I finished reading it and thought it was great. I'm still trying to quit watching it. The only downside is that the harem members didn't help the male lead much. Also, please stop treating my character Fu Yi like a tool! Why not show more of their daily lives? Show more of his interactions with the harem! It's such a pity, such a shame! I really wanted to keep reading.

I initially downloaded Pineapple Bun just to read this novel, and it's one of the rare things that made me want to tip the author while reading. I said some things before, expressing my disappointment, but ultimately I believed in the author and didn't curse like some others. Today I came back and found out that the finale was released a few days ago, which made me quite emotional. I was thinking of reading the last few dozen chapters in one go these past few days, and then... I uninstalled Pineapple Bun. I'm still very grateful to the author for not giving up on this book. Best wishes.

Old Dog, hurry up and update! You've been on hiatus for almost half a year. You said you'd finish what you started and wouldn't abandon the story, but what happened now? The mystery of the Fuxian Sect's big boss is still unsolved, Dongfang Bai's whereabouts haven't been fully revealed, the identity of the Floating Life Scroll hasn't been revealed, and what happened to the Immortal Clan hasn't been explained. You've been delaying updates for so long, please resume updates as soon as possible. A slight delay might make readers more eager to read on, but if it drags on too long, they'll abandon the story. With such a large storyline and background, you could write a sequel.

I finished the whole thing in one go during the National Day holiday. I found it on Bilibili Comics and started reading it from there. Overall, it's fantastic, genuinely enjoyable, and the angst is truly intense. It leaves you with no regrets in the end, but is incredibly satisfying. It's a great fantasy novel; this is more than just a light novel!