Quarrying

The author's writing is good, but the plot is very unpleasant. I've finished reading Qidian, but I can't comment, so I'll make a few comments in QQ. Why does there have to be a male protagonist? Now that he is dead, who else will meet again? Yes, he is talking about Meng Fuyao. I never liked this character from the beginning of the book, I didn't like it for no reason. It's just looking through the fragments and carrying the tree soul of the alder tree, so the love is as deep as the sea. Mu Yan, Li Xiao, Fu Wenxuan, which one is worse? From the perspective of looking through, they are just masters and servants. From the perspective of the tree, the original heroine of the White Spirit Realm does not think that the tree is a personal life at all, so there is no love. If there is no love, it will never go on. Don't be so stupid as to create another one. The heroine can accept, understand, and then let go, but she does not go to the world of cultivation just to fall in love! Seeing Meng Fuyao staring at the heroine like a dead wife all day long, I wanted to skip it directly. My brother is not doing well, and you are just a tree soul. Why are you so anxious?

After reading Chapter 52, what is unbearable is the protagonist's attitude towards two children under ten years old. It is really incomprehensible. Personally, I think it is instinctive to shout loudly when encountering danger, and it is even more instinctive to approach people you are familiar with to seek shelter~

Is the male protagonist one of Meng Fuyao or Li Xiao?

I like to read orthodox fairy tales, but there are too few of them. I hope book friends can recommend them, especially those that are not popular but good (generally I have read all the books recommended by others). Thank you book friends.

I feel that the heroine is a bit contrived and weak. A double spiritual root is not the most qualified spiritual root, but it is hidden. Wouldn't it be more resources and attention gained by using dual spiritual roots to enter the sect? It's really a bit contrived.

Although I really want to pair up Mu Changning and Li Xiao, these two are more suitable as best friends. Li Xiao and Mu Yan are the pair who love each other and kill each other.

It feels like Li Xiao likes Mu Yan. Is it because he is gay? I thought the senior brother was reserved for female protagonists, is there a male protagonist?

Regarding the novel about cultivating immortals, I have been debating whether to have a male protagonist or not. If you don't want a male protagonist, it's nothing more than: 1. The heroine used to be independent, self-reliant, smart and courageous, but once she fell in love, her IQ dropped, as if she had become a different person, and her previous personality collapsed; 2. In most novels with a male protagonist, the male protagonist is a very powerful being from the beginning. The female protagonist slowly catches up with the male protagonist from the beginning. During this period, she either faces doubts or receives a lot of help from the male protagonist, neither of which is very conducive to the growth of the female protagonist. 3. The male protagonist's character is unlikable and unworthy of the female protagonist. In this article, I was also guessing which one was the male protagonist at the beginning. I thought it was Mu Yan or Li Xiao (it turned out that these two are good friends╮(╯▽╰)╭) or even Meng Fusang at the beginning! Later, Fuyao appeared more and more often, and he was very special to Changning. He always helped Changning at the right time without interfering too much. At that time, I was very curious about their origin. Later, when Ning Ning came to the Shennong era, I realized that their bond was so deep. These fates, these causes and effects, and Fuyao's love for Ning Ning actually made Ning Ning, a person who had pulled out the roots of love, fall in love again! Although Fuyao has left temporarily, I believe they will meet again in the Bailing world. I hope Fuyao can get his wish and build eternal life with Ningning!

I don't understand why the heroine hides her spiritual roots? It is said that the first bird is shot, but she only has two spiritual roots. There are many better single spiritual roots and mutated spiritual roots than her! Besides, she has a mission of her own and needs to become stronger quickly, so wouldn't it be good to enter the inner gate? You can get more resources, have guidance from famous teachers, and learn more systematically! Isn't cultivation faster? Only by becoming stronger faster can she find her stone! I really don't understand, not everyone needs to hide their clumsiness, right?

After reading this book and reading many other people's comments, many people said they didn't want a male protagonist, and they didn't want the male protagonist to be Fuyao. But after reading this book, I think Fuyao is very good. There is no one more suitable for the heroine than him. This article is not a fairy tale that mainly focuses on romance. The description of the love between the male and female protagonists in the article is actually not much and not obvious (most of them are concentrated at the end and written in more detail). Why is Fuyao the most suitable? In my opinion, the only male partner in this book who is truly emotionally involved is Fu Shisan (Tao Yuan is not even included, because his presence is too low). Mu Yan and Li Xiao are considered CPs, right? One is a senior brother and the other is a friend, neither of whom has romantic feelings for the heroine. As for Fu Shisan, to be honest, I don't like this person. I haven't liked him since he appeared. He started to contact the heroine for a purpose (although the heroine approached him for a purpose), but when facing Fu Shishi in the secret realm, even though he knew that the next secret realm was very dangerous and had no way out, he still pushed the heroine in for his own selfish reasons. Not to mention using the heroine's trust in him to cast a mantra on her, hoping that she would be alone for the rest of her life. What can I like about such a selfish person? The heroine never had any feelings for him, she was just a friend at most. What about Fuyao? Some people say he is a crazy person? Please understand the definition of a crazy person. He is indeed infatuated with the heroine. But this kind of infatuation is not annoying. In the human world, when the heroine met him, he was her junior uncle. He opposed the heroine as a fragment but never thought of harming her. He also trained the heroine and helped the heroine silently. He was not always by the heroine's side, but appeared when she occasionally needed help. Later, the heroine went to the Bailing Realm. Fuyao was already 'dead' at that time. She met Wangchuan and Fuyao in Baicao Garden. In fact, the heroine had already had a crush on the junior uncle before that. When they interacted, she could feel the heroine's dependence on the junior uncle. (She didn't want to take back the 'fragment' of Fuyao. It was aggrieved to face Fuyao when everyone wanted to capture her to sacrifice to the sky, etc.) , That is, Fuyao is different to her, so when she suspected that Manzhu Shahua was Fuyao in Baicao Garden, that is, when she first came into contact with Manzhu Shahua, she was very good to him. At that time, Manzhu Shahua had already given birth to spiritual intelligence, so it cannot be said that he was raised by her. Going round and round, the causal relationship between Fuyao and the heroine is actually unclear. After cultivating the spirit body, Fuyao was very innocent at that time. Wouldn't it be reasonable for him to follow her to the secret realm? He liked her and wanted to be with her, so he dug out half of his immortal heart and went with her. He is very infatuated, but he also always wants to be by the heroine's side and bring her a lot of help in the secret realm. Without him, how could anything happen next? Also, when he and Fuso shared a body in the human world, it was not his initiative. The reason is explained later. He brought the heroine to the human world with Dan Sheng. The heroine was later driven away. He guarded the heroine's body and looked for her with serious injuries. Then he fell into a deep sleep. He somehow shared that stone with Fuso's soul, so when the demon master fused Fuso's soul later, he was also fused into it. Fuso also received a lot of benefits from Fuyao. Is it his fault? I like Fuyao very much, and I like the heroine's little uncle.