I Transmigrated into More Than a Dozen Books at Once. Is That Going to Delay My Ascension?
同时穿十几本书耽误我飞升吗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 250k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 13d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 3
Please, No Stories Where Everyone Keeps Mocking the Protagonist and Questioning Their Abilities
No clueless protagonists. No mockery or questioning of the protagonist’s abilities, and no one inexplicably disliking them. Don’t have random bystanders feel sorry for them, mock them, or doubt them for no reason whenever they do something or show a talent. And don’t have bystanders act like the protagonist is weird just because they’re awesome.
A Truly Respectful Cultivation Novel About Female Cultivators, Preferably Complete and With No Romance
Some of the top-ranked cultivation novels have really hit all my biggest pet peeves. Tdd, another story with a senior brother and a second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth senior brother... Why live surrounded by men? They've all cultivated to immortality, so why does the whole world still reek of masculinity? A bunch of men are precious darlings...
Any Satisfying Cultivation Stories with Strong Female Leads?
After many years, I suddenly want to read a fantasy cultivation novel again. Although I've mainly been reading stories with two male leads in recent years, I still can't forget A Zheng. Does anyone know of something like The First Master of Divination? It can have a male lead or no male lead, but please don't include too many romantic scenes between the leads.
Reader comments 5
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It's quite good-looking. The heroine is crisp and clear, and the content is fast-paced. The heroine is not too involved with the male and female protagonists in the original book. The main contact is to earn spiritual stones from them to improve herself. The author gives it a thumbs up✊
Overall it's not bad! Clean and decisive, killing decisively. But the only drawback is that it's a little bit biased towards the Virgin! Actually, I personally don't think so? It's all about mutual benefit and win-win, and it's what we should be friends with.
The heroine's design is pretty good, and I haven't seen any frustrating plot so far. The heroine herself is a genius, which is pretty cool!
It's pretty good, the pace is fast and the plot is good.
Not bad, not bad, very satisfying. No loss at all, no grievance at all. Although I will save the original male and female protagonists, I will get benefits. Now I ascend to start a new story.