Xiuxian: My Wife is Actually the Empress
by Autumn Breeze On Huai River
About This Novel
Three years ago, Shen Yi accidentally traveled to the world of immortality and became a rich man. Awakening the innate golden finger "Spirit Forging Art", all ancient magic weapons came from his hand. And each magic weapon has its own unique practice method. It took just two years to achieve a great career. At the age of twenty, Shen Yi had become a peerless master, and under the arrangement of the matchmaker, he married a woman of great power. Until one day... Shen Yi looked at the mountains of corpses and seas of blood around him and said with a horrified look on his face: "Madam, you are actually the peerless empress from millions of years ago?" "Ms. Sir, you are actually also an ancient demon god."
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Official(5)Scraped 10d ago
well. . . . I really can't wait
It's been sixteen chapters, and the hero and heroine have yet to meet and say a word. . . . . .
I feel like this book is pretty good, but there are a lot of typos and I can't understand some parts.
After reading the whole book, I feel very good, but there are some places that are not detailed enough.
The overall feeling is pretty good, but there are some mistakes in some places.
I don't understand how you can live in the Immortal Cultivation Continent with such little cultivation, and you are not the protagonist of the world of destiny. You break through when you die, and travel through such a world. You can't die like this. You can't figure it out. You should let the protagonist die, which is more or less, or just be more content. What's the point of not being crazy and trying to die? If you can't die, it doesn't make sense. , And even if your skills are awesome, you can still kill people after so many levels. It doesn't make sense. Firstly, it's not the holy body or divine body type. Secondly, you haven't understood the artistic conception of the sword. It's something beyond the level. Why should you kill the enemy beyond the level? And it's so easy. It's not reasonable at all. The title and content are memorized. There's no connection. How many chapters are there? Mao didn't even see the one about the empress' wife.
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Community(0)
Official(5)Scraped 10d ago
well. . . . I really can't wait
It's been sixteen chapters, and the hero and heroine have yet to meet and say a word. . . . . .
I feel like this book is pretty good, but there are a lot of typos and I can't understand some parts.
After reading the whole book, I feel very good, but there are some places that are not detailed enough.
The overall feeling is pretty good, but there are some mistakes in some places.
I don't understand how you can live in the Immortal Cultivation Continent with such little cultivation, and you are not the protagonist of the world of destiny. You break through when you die, and travel through such a world. You can't die like this. You can't figure it out. You should let the protagonist die, which is more or less, or just be more content. What's the point of not being crazy and trying to die? If you can't die, it doesn't make sense. , And even if your skills are awesome, you can still kill people after so many levels. It doesn't make sense. Firstly, it's not the holy body or divine body type. Secondly, you haven't understood the artistic conception of the sword. It's something beyond the level. Why should you kill the enemy beyond the level? And it's so easy. It's not reasonable at all. The title and content are memorized. There's no connection. How many chapters are there? Mao didn't even see the one about the empress' wife.
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