[Traditional Fantasy + Satisfying Revenge + Healing + Ensemble of Strong Women]
The day Mu Qinglan had her spiritual root cut out and was betrayed by her father and younger sister, she glimpsed the truth.
The so-called prodigy and heir to the family were nothing but fruit waiting for Mu Chenxue to pluck.
When a modern girl transmigrates into her body, her first move is to take revenge on the family.
From then on, the bonds of affection that fate had put a price on begin to reveal themselves.
The boy in black she saved when she was young
turns out to be the young lord of Tianyu, ruler of a vast territory stretching thousands of miles across Tiannan, and he stays at her side no matter what.
The timid girl she saved on a whim
turns out to be the reincarnation of a peerless heavenly maiden from ten thousand years ago, reborn to cultivate anew. In this life, she recognizes no one but Mu Qinglan as her elder sister.
The teacher she rashly took on
turns out to be the most mysterious and powerful Moon Lord, wielder of the world's greatest Dao artifact and a confidant who had known and stood by her ten thousand years ago.
This life, countless secrets are hidden within her, secrets that dance with the world...
When the Demon Lord Xuanwu refines his life into her second spiritual root,
when Moon Lord Tumi teaches her all the profound arts he has mastered in his life,
Mu Qinglan finally understands the meaning of her existence.
Who says a healing-type cultivator can't break the shackles of the Great Dao?
Who says female wood-element cultivators are weak and helpless?
She just happens to be the strongest of them all!
The author's portrayal of the characters is quite good, the plot is coherent, there are no inexplicable people and things, and there are no villains and supporting characters who forcibly subdue their intelligence. I like it ~
It's not enough 🤔 🤔 When will I be able to write one million words? Come on, author!
I always feel that the heroine is too soft-hearted and always tolerates people who want to cause danger to her.
This is a novel with the most nonsense. The story develops well and suddenly takes a turn to introduce other characters, objects, events, etc.! The whole novel goes like this.
The heroine's revenge scene in the early stage was very interesting, showing her personal charm. Unfortunately, the spiritual root was not dug back and the revenge was not completed. I personally don't like the plot after joining the sect. There are too many Holy Fathers in the top ranks of the formation sect, and their management skills are not very good. They don't know how to eradicate evil people, handle them lightly, and see hundreds of chapters slip away. However, the author wrote it very well and carefully, without even a typo.
It's a rare book that interests me and I like it. It's a pity. I'm looking forward to the new book.
I can't stand it anymore after reading more than a hundred chapters.
At the beginning, the two of them felt better after she was beaten. After that, I felt very holy. She was like a mute who didn't react at all when others insulted her. She was like a piece of wood. She let others go until they killed her as a last resort. The female protagonist was the weakest but she was able to kill her. Since a monk who was several levels higher than herself, if she was so awesome, why didn't she take revenge? Why wait? Wait until they get their own retribution and die on their own. I am more of an egoist. If I got so many treasures and spiritual stones and paid for assassins, I would destroy that family first. If you want to say that the writing is poor, it doesn't mean it's good, but it also lacks a strong sense of empathy. If you say it's mediocre, it doesn't mean it has ups and downs, and it doesn't mean it's a pity to abandon it if it's tasteless. (If you don't like your personal opinion, please don't comment)
I was a little moved after reading it. In fact, the main plot of revenge is not clear, but there are many heart-warming points in the middle. Friends and Zhenzong are all very good. The heroine met a group of very good people, and she herself became a very good person. Although it ended early, the author still explained everyone's whereabouts. It can be seen that he started to want to finish it very early, so the ending is not rushed.
Why does it feel like there is no main line? Should the female protagonist be the main storyline? But the passing of others seemed too much. The heroine's methods were not ruthless enough, and her enemy was not dead at the end, which made her unhappy to watch.