Although all gourds are of various shapes and sizes, calabaza is a particularly endearing one that can evoke many associations.

  Although the crossing is very frequent, I think this books setting is great. Many times, Xianxia novels are a kind of lone heroism, but this Xianxia novels calabaza is growing in an environment that although not lacking in struggle, is very warm and fuzzy, I think it has a lot of human touch. Not all growth needs to be so bloody, bitter and difficult. I think if one cultivates to the point of being too detached, cold and unfeeling, then its meaningless. Think about it, someone finally becomes an immortal, looks back, and finds that apart from living forever, they have nothing else, thats really terrifying.

  The path of cultivation is colorful, but I think that although the main theme of Xianxia novels advocates for a strong female lead, its not saying that male leads are unnecessary. Emotional entanglements are also necessary, and many Xianxia novels say "let go of emotions", but its not about having an attitude of being indifferent to emotions. Having emotions is normal, and struggling with them, even producing heart demons, is also normal. Because only after experiencing the pain of loving someone can one reach a state of enlightenment and clarity, revealing the female leads temperament and wisdom.

  Just like Qingchens letting go of Gu Li later on, the relief after persistence is the most precious.

  In addition, the handsome men and beautiful women in this book are also eye-opening. I think many books tend to be a bit formulaic when writing about beauties, but the males and females in this book have a lot of personality, truly one face for every thousand people. I feel that although the female lead has experienced the tragic event of her family being destroyed, having so many people who care for and love her surrounding her is a very happy thing. As I read on, I even start to feel like its too perfect, as if Im worried that when water is full, it will overflow.

  At first, I was worried about the male lead, and I was a bit concerned that it would be a teacher-student relationship novel. Later, I found out it wasnt, and I breathed a sigh of relief.

  Also worth mentioning is the authors effort in naming chapters, especially loving those titles, elegant and refined, every word is a pearl. Just to see the titles makes it worthwhile to chase this book.

  When reading a book, I like to dig up clues the most. I dont know how the story will develop later, but I really enjoy finding subtle hints. I think if an author can achieve a subtle and intriguing plot, its very impressive. The authors main storyline is quite prominent, including cultivation, family feuds, and family secrets, and there seems to be a romantic subplot as well. This is also a common aspect of many cultivation novels. I think the story on the side of Qingchens mothers clan is really worth looking forward to. If the author continues writing along that line, it should become a huge turning point in Qingchens journey. Also, when I saw the Clear Heart Crystal Fire and the origin of the Mo family, I wonder if there might be some connection with Qingchens distant mothers clan? Just speculating.

  Moreover, the first part of the article mentions Gu Lis involvement with the demon tribe, and it seems to say that at that time, the demon tribe was in a state of turmoil, and there is a conspiracy involved. Although the author has not written any major scenes about the struggle between the demon tribe and the human tribe for now, I suppose the author will clarify this in the later part of the story?

  I think a good book always leaves room for association in an unintended way, with a small hint here and a little foreshadowing there, the work becomes fascinating. Although the author may not have intentionally done so, it is also a manifestation of talent.

  I think this xianxia novel, although not a grand and extraordinary work, has a good narrative tone between the lines, with clean and concise writing, without redundancy.

  The heroine is not that kind of person with great aura, and I also think she cant bear the weight of such a grand cause like the rise and fall of the world, but its very in line with the temperament of a gentle and elegant girl who can penetrate the stone with a steady stream.

  What I fear most when reading a book is the ending. A good book should be easy to read and finish quickly, so chasing after the story is a kind of fun. I hope authors can bring more joy to readers.