[Transmigrate Into a Book] [Female Lead Gets Seriously Cool Later] [Character Growth] [Male Lead Pursues His Wife, Female Lead Never Looks Back]
After transmigrating into a book, Sang Ling became a lovesick fool and set out to win over the coldhearted male lead, only to face mission failure. Three hundred years later, her memories were erased and her cultivation was gone. She had also become a puppet committing evil at the hands of a wicked demonic cultivator, suffering beatings and torment.
Her beauty was peerless, and she was being controlled and forced to extract golden cores from cultivators when the greatest sect came knocking to slay the demon.
In the Kunlun realm, humans mattered more than demons. Sang Ling looked at the cold-faced cultivator who had come to kill her, yet seemed strangely familiar, and fell into deep thought.
Defeat the humans! Raise her cultivation before they beat her down into the dirt! Fight to survive!
The memories of the past, the schemes lurking behind the scenes, the cultivators’ oppression... In the midst of a deadly trap, she obtained the demon clan’s sacred artifact and returned to her true form as the Demon Ancestor. Only then did she realize that every story involving humans and demons she had encountered along the way led to the broad road that would make her the Demon God.
Four years later, the Demon Ancestor emerged, challenged sects and aristocratic clans, and sparked a war between human cultivators. The demon clan rose to power for good.
Everyone went mad. The coldhearted male lead’s personality changed completely. “I was blind back then. Now I’ll give you my life in return.” A great demon offered his bed. “May I have the honor of pleasing you?” Even a puppy-like young man doggedly chased after her. “You silly hamster, if we’re talking looks, choose me!”
1. Heads-up: The story turns into a wish-fulfillment power fantasy in the middle and later parts.
2. The female lead is a little weak at first. After inheriting the legacy of the Mirror of Reversal, she grows powerful and stands alone.
2. In “Hard to Win Her Back,” the male lead pursues his wife. In “The Snake Pearl Bids Farewell to Bai,” the male lead does not appear at first.
What is it? I can't stand it anymore.
The first few chapters were okay, but the plot dragged on and became more and more tiring. It felt like there were too many civil disputes, like a group of girls having a little quarrel. It was very tiring to watch.
Why is it that when the female protagonist meets the second female protagonist and the male protagonist, the female protagonist can never be strong, and her heart is as fragile as a bullied pet, and she has no independent personality at all. Such abuse. The so-called cool writing. There is a strong sense of separation. The heroine is strong, but at the same time she is as weak as an ant in front of some people, which makes people uncomfortable to watch.
Let's not talk about anything else. As the male lead, just follow the second female lead. It won't do you any harm, and you don't have to harass the female lead. The reader's blood pressure will also drop. Kill three birds with one stone. Now I have a headache when I see the guy named Xie. The author also gave him the role of possessing a kitten. This cat is too dirty to be taken.
It's over! (Although I haven't finished reading it yet) But I celebrate the author's completion and hope that the author will continue to work hard and reach new heights (it feels a bit short, very reluctant, and I can't bear to read on)
No, why did it end so suddenly????
Family members, please let me take a look first. If it doesn't look good, I will tell you.
Well, I feel that the Immortal Sect is very disgusting at the moment. That's right, it's Lu Chaoyan. It's normal for practitioners to have murderous intentions to eliminate demons and protect the Tao. However, if they have murderous intentions because of love, both men and women are disgusting to death.
I can't stand the sight of the vine grass demon anymore. This demon raped the girl and sought cultivation to heal her own injuries. The heroine actually said that the cultivation method was wrong, and even scolded the male protagonist for thinking that he was a human cultivator and looking down on the demon cultivator. Really speechless, what are the three views? Is this called dual cultivation? This is called rape, and it's just that the cultivation method is wrong. If this evil crime does not lead to death, what about those girls? Do they deserve to be defiled by thieves in the inn? This is ancient times. Even today, rapists are shouted at and beaten, but when it comes to your book, it turns out that it's just that the cultivation method is wrong, and the monster is still gone?!
I was attracted by the tweet, but I didn't expect that the heroine was not that smart at all. Instead, she looked like a fool, innocent and unprepared for others. I thought it was some kind of book with a big heroine. I felt that I had been deceived and that the product was wrong.