Female Nun Is Fierce

Can anyone tell me what the plot is after the update? I forgot where I saw it.

At the beginning, it was a normal kind of cool story. It started with, well, soul travel, and then, it was about the abandoned daughter in the family. But if some of his views on the structure of the world are so grand, I feel that I have underestimated this book, and the content of the story is also very novel. The final ending is indeed a bit awkward. I think the ending can indeed be better and more detailed.

Overall, it's pretty good to watch, ❌ but the male protagonist has less scenes than a supporting role, and there aren't many emotional scenes (the kind that makes everyone laugh whenever the male protagonist's name appears, so it's not sweet, so you have to find it yourself), ❌ and also - it's unfinished, really, such a good beginning is unfinished, maybe because there are really not many CP scenes, and there is not much description of them at the end, so I am disappointed. The male and female protagonists have very few scenes together, maybe they are not good at this aspect. ❌There are a lot of typos. There are many in each chapter. Either the names of people are wrong or different words are used. It is most likely that I have not finished writing and checking the good habit. ⭕️The plot develops very smoothly, everything falls into place, there are a lot of foreshadowings (there are also many things that are not explained), ⭕️The heroine has a very profound image, and the description is very good. She is smart and resourceful, I like her very much. ⭕️The male protagonist is also very good. After all, who knows Mr. Leng Zhu? ❌The world view is huge, and you may be confused by it. ⭕️Conspiracy and tricks are very useful. It depends on personal preference. If you have the above points, you can discard them, okay?

At first I felt that the heroine was sophisticated, smart, and ruthless, and the plot was well pre-set. Each character had their own little thoughts, but the more I watched, the more I realized that the heroine's aura was too big, and she didn't have any of the behavioral and speech habits of modern people. She was a veteran cultivator in ancient times. She fell to the bottom of a cliff for no reason and met a great opportunity. After practicing for several months, she surpassed the enemy and saved the prince. She bravely entered the clan and got a second chance. When she went shopping to buy a sword, she met a blacksmith who gave her a family secret book. What may seem like a bumpy ride is actually a smooth ride. The more I read it, the more I suspected it was an AI novel. Many details were illogical, the year was misremembered, and the relationship between the characters was confusing. The protagonist also has many behaviors that are not in line with the character's personality, which are purely for the purpose of promoting the plot.

I watched it after reading reviews that said it was good. The more I watched it, the more headache I got. The plot was very confusing and there was not enough connection between the previous and previous plots. In particular, there was almost no world framework. The heroine can stir up the storm just by practicing Qi. All the foundation-building and elixir-building geniuses are useless in front of her, not to mention that the heroine doesn't have any trump cards. But at the same time, the heroine cannot afford to offend anyone, she has to endure all kinds of hardships and grievances, which is a direct logical conflict. There are a lot of bad guys. At first glance, almost all of them are bad, but later on the bad guys suddenly become good. The heroine's foundation building directly saves the world. At first, she thought that the background of this cultivation world was that of the Supreme Yuanying. The Blazing Sect, who had an out-of-body experience, was expelled from the small sect that was just the leader of the Pill Formation Sect. Moreover, the sect elders and sect masters knew clearly that someone was going to steal someone's house, but they did nothing. He just asked that senior brother to participate in the competition to get a quota to save three people, and let him cultivate to Nascent Soul. After he succeeded, he couldn't do anything to him. The logic is completely outrageous. The same goes for the male protagonist. At first glance, the male protagonist should be purely a boss, but in the end, he is also a bullied novice. I want to write him as a powerful person, but also want him to endure hardships. Just like the female protagonist, it feels like he has to eat without suffering.

Let's put it this way, a strong woman is indeed a strong woman. As long as other people are written as weaker than the heroine, she is a strong woman. I only saw reincarnation. When the heroine was at her strongest, she built the foundation. Those pill formations, Yuanying asked the heroine to save. You know, the heroine doesn't know anything about cultivating immortality. After the reincarnation of the heroine, a ten-year-old girl, Wazi, just joined the sect. The sect was about to be destroyed, and the heroine was asked to find a way to save it. The righteous one has nothing and is passive in everything he encounters, while the villain has everything. The villain is always one step ahead and can put all kinds of things into the heroine's body, spirit, and dreams, and control them in various ways. The plot is also rough, whether it is entering the secret realm or competing in a competition, it is all for total annihilation. The crisis I remember right now is that the first sect that the heroine joined was called the Fierce Flame Sect. She joined the secret realm and was destroyed, but the heroine saved some of it. A continent was almost destroyed, but the heroine was saved by building the foundation. The third crisis is the sect that the heroine reincarnated into, the Wanjian Sect, which is obviously called Wanjian Sect. She doesn't know as much as the heroine, and it seems that the whole sect is going to be wiped out again. The heroine is already thinking about saving this sect, so I gave up.

The writing technique is ordinary, the conception is ordinary, the three views are evil, the writing is uninteresting, and the high score is untrue.

I have read it once and forgot where I read it. It seems to have no ending. It is very well written. This is my second review.

Overall, this is a very good article. The author's thoughts are very thoughtful. There is no confusing or sloppy process in the journey of the heroine becoming stronger. Sometimes I admire the author's big imagination, but the ending is a little sloppy and the emotional line is not very full, but it is also more common sense. It is still highly recommended. Friends who like strong female characters can take a look.

The heroine practices the path of a fairy and actually claims to be a concubine or a slave. How can she practice the path of a P? She can just go back to the mortal world to hang out.