Twelve beautiful female novels about demon cultivators

Answer 1

I recommend Twenty-Four Little Corpses, a Xianxia novel written by Old Gao. The protagonist, Zhu Jiu, had a secret treasure in his Sea of Consciousness. He refined two Heavenly Dao talismans and raised demon corpses to refine evil ghosts in the talismans. His cultivation gradually increased with the Corpse Mirror in his hand. This was a single-female protagonist novel. Both the male and female protagonists were Heaven's Favorites, not good-for-nothing novels. The title of the book was easily misleading. In fact, there were less than 24 types of Corpse Servants. The writing style was good, the characters were well portrayed, and the plot was not melodramatic. Although the later stages were a little sloppy, the overall situation was very good. It was a buried classic. Those who liked Xianxia should not miss it.

'The Most Demon' was not bad either, it was written by Drifting Feather. The female lead was a demon cultivator. She had no spiritual roots and relied on her bloodline to cultivate. Her mother was a foundation establishment cultivator. The female lead started off as a loose cultivator, experiencing the changes in the sect, escaping, and so on. The female protagonist in the novel was not Mary Sue, calm and decisive. However, the beginning was good and the later part was perfunctory. There were many typos and missing words, but it was still worth reading. It was especially suitable for readers who liked orthodox female characters who cultivated immortality.

" Ghost and Girl and Manga " was a 2D suspense novel. Yuemi was pestered by the specter and wanted to ferry it. When the specter was alive, it was a man who had transmigrated into a female specter. This was a daily warm novel, a bit like an urban professional novel with a supernatural cover. It was recommended for people who liked to read manga plots. The writing style was not bad, but it was a little strange to put it in the supernatural category.

Don't Come Looking for Me When You Become Immortal was Qiu Shisan's work. The female protagonist borrowed her body to resurrect her soul, the male protagonist always came back to life as a city god, and there were also characters such as fox fairy. The text had the feeling of a Chinese story studio, like a manual for settling in the netherworld, telling stories of fox demons and ghosts. It had the warmth of a rural text, and it was worth reading if you liked ghosts and ghosts.

The Book of Songs,"The Book of Songs," was written by 18 people. The female lead was a little concubine daughter from a cultivation family who had transmigrated. She had transformed from a cold genius mathematician to what she was now. Although there was no male protagonist, the beginning was uncomfortable and the rest was smooth. The female protagonist was a war commander and could coordinate team battles. The team atmosphere was good, there were no thunder spots, and the fighting scene was smooth. Unfortunately, it stopped updating.

" I Work for Ghost Spirits in the World of Cultivators " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!