The White Lotus Heroine Dares to Steal My Fortune? Cut Her Down!
白莲女主胆敢夺我气运？斩了！
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- Completed
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- Ancient Romance
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- Fantasy Romance
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- 2y ago
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I recommend watching it, but I don't recommend watching the whole thing. It's about a person who strives hard but ultimately falls into despair, feeling like they've been left to their fate. That defiant statement ultimately became, "My fate is in my own hands, not in the heavens," which in turn became, "My fate is in the heavens' hands, not in my own."
So beautiful! To be honest, I used to read mostly modern novels, and I was totally tired of them. Now, seeing these ancient costume novels about cultivating immortality is just pure bliss! 😻😍
The female lead is probably the reincarnation of some powerful deity, and there's a rumor that she has enemies who want to harm her. Her father was probably being manipulated.
I read dozens of cultivation novels in the first half of the year, and recently I was experiencing a reading slump, so I rummaged through my bookshelf for ages and randomly picked one to read. Unexpectedly, this became the novel I've been following the longest this year; I praised it for a week and then couldn't resist starting to read it.
The story begins with one person, one sword, and one snake. The protagonist's incredible luck, coupled with his straightforward and decisive personality, kept me up until the early hours of the morning for the first few days after I got hooked.
Unfinished building - unfinished building - unfinished building - unfinished building - unfinished building - unfinished building - unfinished building - The beginning was good, quite inspiring, and very enjoyable.
It's alright, but I'm wondering if the original female lead, surnamed Bai, really died like that? Didn't she have a system? And is Long Aotian actually the female lead's biological father?
It looks good, but I'm not quite sure who the person in the well in the Hidden God Sect is.
This book is funny yet not bad; the female lead is kind, decisive, and doesn't form cliques—I love this kind of female protagonist and this kind of book.
It's alright, but they didn't kill the God Emperor. Why can only men be the boss?