Female Sword Fairy

Can you please stop insulting the name Sword Fairy!!!!! When I first saw the three words "Female Sword Fairy", I was always excited. I thought that I would finally come up with something that would make a difference, but it turned out that the heroine got most of her strength from the male protagonist. She even realized the sword intention after the male protagonist took her to feel his own sword intention. Moreover, the male protagonist initially fell in love with the heroine because of her body fragrance. In my mind, the heroine is self-reliant, has a powerful sword sense, is her own, has a sword, is powerful, can fight enemies across levels, and break through between life and death, instead of relying on the hero all the way. As expected, once I meet the hero, strong women are just passers-by. Of course, I do not rule out strong women and strong men. In fact, compared to other immortal cultivation novels, the author's writing is quite good. However, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment, alas.

The more I read, the angrier I get. This woman is really disgusting. The introduction is written neatly, and the text is really long-winded. It still makes people feel like she is a sword practitioner. I think she is a cheap practitioner. She has no independence at all. She is disgusted with relying on others to make a living. What kind of strength do you have? If others don't help you, you are a bad person! Just cultivate immortality here and go back to farming.

Emm... I've read more than 200 chapters, but I just have a feeling that this heroine seems a bit weak? Also, she said before that she treats everyone here as NPCs, but she doesn't act like one. Also, is she too ignorant? Well, even if she hasn't had time to learn more, I just want to say... The inheritance of Langhuan Sword Sect? When you say you accept the inheritance, why don't you take a look at it? After all, it is a large inheritance, and there must be no shortage of secrets and magical powers in the collection, right? Even though we are separated by generations, there should be some merits, right? Seeing how she didn't care at all and didn't even look at it, tsk tsk, how can she increase her knowledge? Besides, swordsmanship... You need to practice swordsmanship to lay the foundation and understand the swordsmanship. She said that she likes swords, but I said that I didn't see any practical action. . . Even the meaning of the sword is realized with the help of others. Of course, this is also a skill, it is nothing, but it is still looked down upon. And what happened to the male protagonist? Shocking? Is this really good? To be honest, when I saw the name, I imagined... Well, she was probably a powerful female cultivator with a good heart, a resolute personality, and a solid Taoist heart. But looking at it now, I feel that the heroine is really weak. Maybe she will grow up, but I can't hold on anymore. Because this is different from what I imagined... I want to know... Is this male-female sex? I feel that many of the heroine's things and strengths come from the help of the male protagonist. I particularly don't like a type of novel, that is, before meeting the male protagonist, the female protagonist is smart, wise, calm and strong, but as soon as she meets the male protagonist, she immediately becomes abnormal, all kinds of disgusting, and because the male protagonist loses the ability to make rational judgments and is all kinds of brain-dead. Another point and the most important point is that the male protagonists are astonishing. No matter how hard the female protagonists try, they are not as strong as the male protagonists. The better ones are okay, they are evenly matched, and other things, haha. In fact, I don't have any ill intentions towards the author, but in my mind, the swordsman should not be like this. She has plenty of time. Sure enough, people can't be too idle. When they are idle, they like to have romantic affairs and so on. Sword cultivators shouldn't be like this. A swordsman must be sharp, and a swordsman must have an indomitable and unstoppable will. You should also have a pure heart. Only those who are sincere in the way of swordsmanship, never give up and work diligently can understand the principles of swordsmanship and hope to reach the peak of swordsmanship. Qingqiu... Her heart is not pure enough, not sincere enough, and not hardworking enough.

It's really very average. To be honest, if it was really a case of the jungle, this woman would have died countless times. She has always relied on men for food, and relied on others to solve her own troubles. All men have a good impression of him...

It's not good-looking. The heroine feels brainless. She can be so arrogant even when she's just practicing Qi. She always helps this person and that person. She drags Mingyuan and Qianye into her hands when she doesn't have the ability. She feels guilty afterwards and makes others hurt. She'll do it again next time, and then she feels guilty again. What's wrong?

In fact, I am still very optimistic about the author Dadada, but because I have more than 130 books on my bookshelf that I can't finish reading, so author Dadada, all I can do for you is to share your book with my friends. I hereby wish that the author's books will be liked by more people! ! !

So far, I haven't seen the bad things everyone said in the comments. I think the author's writing is very good, the writing style is very smooth, and the plot design is also very connotative. Worth a look. So those who decide not to read this article after reading the comments are still unfair to the author.

I hope the hero and heroine will end up together, and I hope it won't be written back to modern times.

The heroine has a bit of a holy mother's heart

I thought it was a novel about strong women, but the name was too misleading. Not to mention the elementary school writing style, but simply the storyline and the character of the heroine, I really couldn't accept it. I couldn't stand it at all, so I had no choice but to abandon the novel.