I Save Her, but She Won’t Save Me: From the Start, I Fell into Demonic Cultivation
渡我不渡她，开局入魔
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- Completed
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- 238k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
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It's great! Keep up the good work, author!
I found it particularly good; the story of someone willing to pay any price for their woman is exceptionally well-written.
Is it really over just like that? What about the Demon Lord's body and legacy? And what about the sleeping Asura Ji? ... These plot holes haven't been filled yet, author!
Ran Qingtian braved hell alone for Xue Qing; such emotion is beyond my imagination. It's like people—we only appreciate what we have after we lose it, except Ran Qingtian succeeded. This reminds me of a friend who had a wonderful boyfriend who took meticulous care of her. But one day, she broke up with him. He thought she was lying, but she wasn't joking.
I'm giving this book five stars because it's good. The complaints are that your updates are too slow, and you even stop updating regularly without making up for it, which is why the book has a low rating.
Very good, but, as you said, what is love, and is it worth sacrificing everything for?
In terms of content, Hades causes the male protagonist to reincarnate, starting anew. The book discusses how the souls of humans are absorbed into elixirs after death, and mentions several mysterious races, including the Buddhist race, the extraterrestrial soul-devouring race, and Hades himself. Xueqin is a wisp of an incarnation of the Buddha's Holy Mother.
The author's writing is good, but it's a bit lacking.
The ending was completely unexpected; it satirized those so-called upright people, and also those capitalists in real life.
This book has a rather unusual perspective; the author clearly put a lot of thought into it. If it were adapted into a TV series, it would definitely be a grand production and well worth reading! The author has a fantastic imagination!