
My Wife Has No Head
我的娘子没有脑袋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 137k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 5
One Female Lead, Devoted Romance
Are there any stories without a harem, where the male lead is devoted to just one heroine?
One Female Lead (Look at My Requirements. I Refuse to Believe There's a Story That Meets Them All)
Fantasy or cultivation, with one female lead. The protagonist is a genius, not useless, and doesn't rely on women. He's a bit henpecked. The couple genuinely like each other, not because of mutual benefit. There are some comedic elements, and the female lead gets plenty of screen time. (She shouldn't disappear for dozens or hundreds of chapters, and should appear fairly early.)
Any Stories About a Husband and Wife Who Are Inseparable, Even Though Their Cultivation Is Already Unmatched?
Fantasy novels.
Fantasy, Transmigration, Geniuses, Passion, Wild Ideas, Ruthless Protagonists, and Power Trips
I'm looking for books like "The Rise of Tianyuan: If You're Alive, Make Trouble". [Fantasy, transmigration, genius, passionate, wild imagination, decisive and ruthless, satisfying, alternate world] On the Tianyuan Continent, useless Ye Feng merges souls and joins a sect on his 217th attempt, then turns the clouds with a wave of his sleeve.
Looking for a More Traditional Cultivation Novel, Like Those Fantasy Comics from Years Ago
No System stories or overpowered protagonists. It’s fine if the protagonist has a divine artifact or an old-timer living in a keepsake, and preferably it’s a long one.
Reader comments 19
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If there is no head, can the neck be considered an entrance? [Laughing] When I saw this, I suddenly thought of the Headless Horseman.
It's really good. Whether it's a hearty adventure of cultivating immortals or an unforgettable love story, it makes people have endless aftertaste after reading it. I have read a lot of fantasy, and Wang Xiang's chapters are really refreshing. I have seen similar plots in other fantasy novels, but they are not as detailed as this one and as bold as the imagination. Three Thousand Avenues, the love between sons and daughters, is really creative and complementary. My heart rate was high when I watched it. It really made me feel immersed and my blood was boiling. Not only was it very refreshing, but it also really inspired me. I don't know why the popularity is so low. With dozens of chapters, the author's writing style is a bit unsatisfying, but it is very insightful and avoids falling into the cliché of killing monsters and upgrading. It's a good deck of cards, and the author plays it brilliantly. I haven't finished the second time yet, and I'd like to know if the author was hit by the heat and became ruined [Thoughts] Five stars, I support it and it will be beneficial to my classmates.
I just caught up with the latest chapter. This progress feels like it should be over soon, right? The writing is pretty good, at least the headless woman attracted me to it. Judging by how long the author has watched, you will know that he is also an old bookworm. Please encourage him [sending heartfelt wishes]
The beginning and the end are quite interesting, but it seems that he is a newbie writer, and the story in the middle is not handled well. Some people with poor reading skills may not be able to understand it, but overall it is still good, just read it as an instant noodle article, keep up the good work.
The book is okay, but it's a pity. After all, it is a short article, and the progress is very fast. I feel that I can write it in detail. I can write at least 200-300 chapters in the lower realm, and the upper realm is about the same. It's a pity. After reading it, I felt like I had read an outline. The plot structure is quite complete but it was too fast. The characters are not fleshed out enough.
This kind of daily style is very good. It is best for the heroine not to miss every chapter. It is very interesting and I give it five stars.
Five stars for the single heroine 💕
Yoho, come on, author
Short, sweet and very sweet!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!