The Flower-Full Mansion: Hunted Every Day

The elegant young master Xue Qianyan, unparalleled in the world, Ji Wuyou The Fairy of One Generation, Ma Xieyang, Silly and Fool, Yun Jinshan Life in the martial world is full of disappointments. The burdens I carried over those years were not just about swords and shadows. I only saw you once in the crowd, and from then on, no one else could catch my eye. Fortunately, I met my beloved.

It's beautiful. I really like Wuyou's free-spirited and unrestrained nature. In this chaotic world, fortunately, the Snow Fox never gave up pursuing Wuyou's light, but stayed by her side all the time. If Qianyan had given up back then, the two of them would probably have lived lonely lives to the end.

It's good, just the ending wasn't perfect, but it's still a good watch.

Overall, the novel is quite enjoyable and worth following. However, the ending felt a bit rushed. If possible, the author could have written some side stories, such as what Xue Qianyan's life was like with Ji Wuyou after he was cured of his poison, their wedding, and how Ji Wuyou subsequently managed the Black Lotus Sect, etc.

It was good, but I wish the ending had been more satisfying. Many questions remain unresolved, and the most pitiful character is Wuyou's brother, who never appears and is only mentioned once throughout the entire story.

It was good, but the ending felt too rushed. Author, could you please add some side stories?

This is a rare gem of a book. The story is so captivating that I was completely absorbed in the plot, neglecting the author's choice of words and the overall structure of the narrative.

If it weren't for so many friends protecting her, Xue Qianqi would have been doomed. It would be great if there were an extra chapter.

Not bad, not bad, it looks pretty good, right?

Wandering the martial world freely, I encounter wicked men, their love and hate intertwined with grudges; I find a true love, to hold hands and grow old together. I really enjoy martial arts novels! (=^▽^=)