The Immortal Maiden Who Defied Fate

Sister, give it to me, I'm dying, please, sister, I feel like there are ants crawling on my body, I feel like I'm shaking all over, and I can't breathe anymore, please, sister, just update another chapter, I'll never touch it again, please, sister, really, just one chapter, I swear I will never touch this thing again, I really can't bear it anymore 😢 😢 😢 Come on, author

So far, it looks pretty good. It can be seen that the author really wants to portray the protagonist's mental growth process. There are no other flaws except that the plot is a bit abrupt at times. I'm ready to support it. Come on, author.

The writing is good and the plot is interesting. This kind of traditional fantasy is destined to be unpopular in Tomato. I hope the author can stick to it.

After Fangyuan appeared on the scene, she speculated on the direction of the marriage change. As a result, Fangyuan died young and the entry into the world was not mentioned. I feel that Fangyuan has no chance to appear. The chapter on joining the WTO feels a bit like Jigong, poor Fangyuan. At this point, there should be no cp.

I have read Chapter 198. I am single so far. I once practiced spiritual practice and entered the world (Ye Xian, the original owner of the body). On the night of the wedding, I directly realized enlightenment and returned to myself through the void (at this time, the original owner Ye Xian logged in again). The groom became a monk that night... ("You are not her. You are not her!" The young man said in a deep voice. He suddenly burst into laughter, took off his wedding clothes, put on ordinary clothes, went out and shouted, "I want to become a monk!")

Why do I feel like I have read the content here somewhere?

Is he the original author?

Come on, the plot is pretty good, it will get better if you keep at it.

Okay, okay, I just said that the title of the book looks familiar. I've read it before.

Does this book have anything to do with "Xian Ji"? The start looks a bit familiar