Xianxia: A Hundred Lifetimes of Suffering for One Brilliant Life
仙侠：百世苦修换一世璀璨
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This simulator is very well written. After reading it at once, there are no poisonous points. It is not like other simulators. It is easy to copy talents and become invincible. It will be difficult to write about it later. There are relatively few updates now. I hope the author will not stop updating (›´ω`‹)
It's very interesting. I like this kind of slow-paced novel that is not invincible all at once. Unlike those novels that are invincible all at once, the latter are basically all direct eunuchs. I hope the author will continue to write it. Also, the only drawback is that there are so many typos. I seriously doubt whether the author did it on purpose. This aspect is not very good. Of course, This novel is quite different. He writes what happened in great detail, rather than just passing by in a few words. Nothing has happened in the main world yet, so I hope that the main world  will be written in more detail. , Finally, I would like to advise the author to chat more and write less typos (the novel is currently updated to the third chapter, Young Genius) 
Very good, much better than other simulator articles. Each short story is well drawn, and the main body of the article is focused on the small world, not the main world. But it's also very good, but there are a lot of typos occasionally. I hope it can be improved in the future.
It's pretty good. There seems to be no heroine in the real world, so she has some connection with the cat. I suggest you find a way to replace the heroine in each world. Otherwise, it's not impossible to awaken the memory like Ye Changge or Chen Yun next door. Why is the score so low? In fact, the writing is good. Each world is not pokey, and the speed is well controlled. It is not too invincible or smooth sailing. The writing also has a sense of substitution. This writing method is still very innovative compared to other simulators. Cheers, author.
Personally, I think this is one of the top three simulator novels I have read. It is very reasonably written and depicts the personal feelings of each life in detail.
This is really good, oh, how should I put it, if I have money, I will give a big reward to the author so that he can update it quickly.
I feel that this book is quite good in the simulator. The pace may be slow, but each small world is still well written (although there may be more typos), but the writing and characterization are still good.
The description of this book is very good, and the writing style is also very good. Unlike other life simulators, this one is experienced by the protagonist personally, which also deepens the sense of immersion. I am sure that if this book is not unfinished, it will definitely become popular. 😊
It's good to read, but the author has a lot of typos, but the plot is good, the writing is pretty good, and there are some touching plots in the book.
The pace of simulation novels is relatively fast, but this book is a bit slow.