
Keeping a Diary in the Western Sect, I Leave Jieyin and Zhunti at Their Wits’ End
人在西方教写日记,接引准提麻了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Finally, the West got what they wanted! 😂
After reading so many fantasy novels, it's finally time for the Western Saints. Honestly, the Western Saints are quite pitiful. Although shameless and ruthless, unlike other novels where the same character can have both good and bad sides, the Western Saints remain consistent across all novels. They're always poor and always bullied. Even though they're bad, they're still bullied, unlike other protagonists who are not only wicked but also get bullied.
This is the best prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read.
Author, please update soon! I'm waiting to read it; the later parts probably won't hold my attention as much as they are now. But please update quickly so I can finish reading about the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. The content is actually alright, but the plot is a bit similar to one I've read before 🤦 Author, please don't stop updating, I'll keep reading.
Currently, this is the best prehistoric fantasy fanfiction. Let's take another look. To be honest, I don't appreciate witchcraft. Unless all witches are like Pingxin and Dijiang, I really can't appreciate it. I also can't understand the thinking of those who support witchcraft. Of course, I'm not saying that it's wrong. After all, as long as you win and make a contribution, then you are right.
It's very well written; finally, a book about the West! It's quite logical and has no major flaws.
The stance is good, and the protagonist doesn't directly interfere with the course of major events; it's worth watching.
I'm giving it four stars, one less so you won't get arrogant.
It's not much different from the diary system of another book, "The Diary of the Disciple of Heaven." Just swap the characters and it's basically the same thing. 😏
It's too short, it looks really good, why is the score so low?