The Immortal World's Ancestor in the Seventies
仙界老祖在七零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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492Chapters
487Reads · 30 days
313.3kReads · all time
101Shelves
8.9Score
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I really like this book.
Why is it that this kind of down-to-earth story, which took several days to read, received such a low score? The characters in this story each have their own personalities and their own unique circumstances. Although the female protagonist possesses magical powers, she only provides slight guidance to her family and does not take on too much responsibility for them.
I guess the reason this book got such a low score is because it doesn't have any side stories. Hopefully, the author can write some when they have time.
It's written in a very original way, and it's full of a sense of the era!
Very good. The story was simple and unremarkable from beginning to end, nothing particularly poignant. It was just everyday family matters, insignificant compared to the power of reality. The whole book is about the male and female protagonists experiencing life in the mortal realm!
The female lead's family doesn't have any truly exceptional people, but the male lead's family does—they're incredibly exceptional, because they survive to the finale and still have screen time. I wish I could wait until her parents passed away before going back. I don't even know if I can go back. I'd love to read the side story about going to the Immortal Realm.
Why give the author such a low score? I was about to quit when I started reading around 7, but I checked the latest comments and found there were no low scores, so I didn't miss it. I think the writing is quite good, and the values are very positive. Reading novels is just for passing the time, why be so demanding?
The story is fantastic; it's not the kind of story where the protagonist is the only one who matters. It has joys and sorrows, awful characters and kind people, and the female lead isn't overly righteous. It's a particularly wonderful slice-of-life story.
It's quite beautiful. How should I put it? It feels very close to human nature.
I like it, even though there are many people who don't. But isn't that how life is? Not everything can go as planned. As long as the ending is good, that's enough. Life is short, and we're here to experience things. It all depends on how you treat it. 🤔 I look forward to the author writing even better articles!