"So, I finally knew that I at least possessed one of the key emotions in youth - confusion."
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A girl of destiny with a peerless appearance appeared out of nowhere, seducing all the men in the world of cultivation and making every woman secretly jealous. Unwarranted emotions will eventually lead to countless tragedies——
Lin Qianyue was suddenly bound to the system when she fainted, and learned that she was about to become a female supporting character who was seduced by Yun Changyi's charm... What should she do to escape her fate?
What should she do to make the world work normally?
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The reborn noble daughter of an aristocratic family, the genius weapon cultivator bound to the system, the miserable young lady who traveled through time... The trajectory of the world suddenly changed. Where are these confused people going to go?
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Can't write copy…can't write at all. I want to write about my heart, I want to write about kind and lovely people, I want to write about the countless confusions of millions of people, I want to write about their Taoist heart, and I want to write about the way of heaven in my eyes.
I want to write a book about Taoist cultivation.
Group portrait. Everyone is a protagonist.
Reddish content.
Reader comments
I think the overall storyline is still very attractive and makes people want to read on, but maybe I am more of a female protagonist. I think the number of female protagonists in the early stage is too few and it is not three-dimensional enough. Zhiqiu and the others have many plots and spend a lot of pen and ink. It feels like the priorities are no longer clear, but their images are still very vivid [Sending Hearts]
Although the author writes about group portraits, I think the primary and secondary plot arrangements should be more obvious. Some things can be placed in extra chapters. The real text must be driven by the plot. How the characters get to know each other needs to be described in detail.
Finally, there is a little extra that can be interspersed with language at the end. It feels like there are too many modern vocabulary insertions, and it will feel like everyone has traveled through time.
To sum up, I think the author's ideas are really good, and I look forward to the next content [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] Some books are only rated later [shy][shy][shy]
I think the overall storyline is still very attractive and makes people want to read on, but maybe I am more of a female protagonist. I think the number of female protagonists in the early stage is too few and it is not three-dimensional enough. Zhiqiu and the others have many plots and spend a lot of pen and ink. It feels like the priorities are no longer clear, but their images are still very vivid [Sending Hearts] Although the author writes about group portraits, I think the primary and secondary plot arrangements should be more obvious. Some things can be placed in extra chapters. The real text must be driven by the plot. How the characters get to know each other needs to be described in detail. Finally, there is a little extra that can be interspersed with language at the end. It feels like there are too many modern vocabulary insertions, and it will feel like everyone has traveled through time. To sum up, I think the author's ideas are really good, and I look forward to the next content [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] Some books are only rated later [shy][shy][shy]