[Word Spirit] I Rule the Cultivation World with My Words

1. There is no humiliating female words, and there is no transfer of "neutral words" 2. No female rivalry. Women are excellent, brave, and fearless, and they cherish each other. Even if there is opposition, it is based on conflicts of interest and different positions, rather than revolving around "stealing men." 3. There are many female characters and they all have their own highlights. Many of the people in high positions are our outstanding women (I really don't like sect stories with 1 female protagonist vs. Multiple male supporting characters). 4. The plot is compact and does not drag out, and the plot is not a common routine! This is the female channel I love, Nvwuwen!

It looks good, the setting is very novel, I like this theme very much, (˵¯͒¯͒˵) the protagonist "Shen'an" can "spoke in the spirit" ahhh! "Yan Ling" ah! In the later stage, who do you think will die? If it doesn't work, it's great. (✧∇✧) So, I'm really looking forward to it. The literary novels I've read in the past were either poorly written or lackluster in plot... But I think this one is interesting! This is my first review of the protagonist Yan Lingwen (let me tell you quietly: In fact, there are very few protagonists with the ability to speak spiritually, and the writing is so poor that I can't even read it, woo woo woo XX). I wanted to read it a few years ago, and I was scratching my head, but there was nothing good. I even wanted to secretly practice writing on my own, but it was too troublesome, so I gave up. Anyway, I saw that he was not the protagonist, but a "supporting character with a spiritual spirit". He was amazing, but not the protagonist! ! ! This is a dream come true (˵¯͒¯͒˵) Love you, the author greatly. (Chi v Chi)

It's really good-looking. Whether it's the setting of the heroine or the protagonist group, they are great. I like everyone in it, whether it's the brother, sister, mother-in-law, and other people who came from Guixu. They are all well described, as well as the Xizhou monk who likes to join in the fun and make a pot of porridge. The two pets of the heroine are great! ! Like it very much! When I first watched it, I didn't dare to watch it because it had a score of 6.9, But the more I watched it, the more I liked it! It must be a high-scoring work! ! ! ! ! ! It's really good to read. Why is the rating so low? [Crying] [Crying] As a bookworm for many years, this book can really reach a 9.1 Rating! Friendship, family affection, strategy, growth, fun, responsibility, etc. Are all there! ! Really good-looking! ! ! !

Generally speaking, it is a story about a few young people who venture into the world of cultivating immortals. What makes me happy the most is that there are more female characters than male characters. I really don't want to watch one junior sister and one senior brother again...

Not bad. The horizontal comparison of the platform is quite complete. The author's writing style is very mature, and the plot arrangements and descriptions are all at hand. But I feel like the character interactions are rather dry. The characters are clear in terms of positioning, but once they interact with each other, something is missing. Especially when it comes to long dialogues and psychological descriptions, there are occasionally some laughs, but most of the information, emotional shaping, and entertainment are not enough. When the protagonist and her assistant analyze the situation, they are extremely detailed but make no real progress. It feels like putting away the calculation scratch paper for a math test paper. It seemed even more enjoyable when I was rushing through the plot near the end.

We really have struck gold! ! ! The heroine is smart, calm and steady when in danger, and she is a bit talkative (which really pokes me, she feels cute), and the setting of Yan Ling is really cool. I personally think the supporting characters are also very successful. Everyone has their own personality and hobbies, and the spirit beasts around the protagonist are also very good. A cute creature that fights fiercely), and Xingxing~ A good parent who takes care of his little cub also brings along his lazy master (Xingxing is a spiritual beast born in the protagonist group) and the world view of this book is very complete. At least from now on, there are quite a lot of foreshadowings, but it does not make people feel unreadable. On the contrary, the more I read, the more I want to know what the people of Kyushu are doing. In the end, I really want to see our little Shen An and his brother and sister meet up. Can you do a hundred chapters a day~

I've just read the latest chapter. Overall, it's pretty good. The heroine's small team is composed of 3 women and 1 man. The number of other supporting characters is also more female than male. The author consciously uses words such as "God's breasts" and "female falcon". I quite like this. There are probably more female cultivators in high positions than male cultivators. There is a very small amount of "I'm going" in the article, but there are probably no other words about women. I think they are used because I read the book with a mixture of listening and reading, so I'm not sure about some things.

It's so cute, I finally met a team with equal gender ratio. The heroine is so cold-faced and cute. She doesn't express her gender deliberately, doesn't give in to neutral words, and purely uses the subject as the first priority to portray the character [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss] Damn it, after reading so many books, it finally became a hit. The setting It's also very special. It's a bit similar to the cultivation logic of Nangong Sui's book. This one is much more relaxed and has the flavor of a hundred schools of thought contending during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. There are many schools of thought. It's very interesting and has a sense of life. It doesn't follow the same route as the traditional fairy tales. Good luck to the author.

This is my impression from half of the time I've seen it, and it's still pretty good. This is one of the few books that I have rarely read recently. All in all, the merits outweigh the faults. Although the target is a group portrait, as far as my current perception is concerned, this should be the main heroine, and at most the supporting characters are more fleshed out. But since I also like big heroines, I enjoyed watching it. I won't list the advantages one by one. For example, the heroine is very rational, smart and calm (her own interests and the safety of her companions are both within the heroine's consideration). She has a strong fighting ability. Many female characters are well portrayed, and many supporting characters are also well created. There are no vicious female supporting characters or vicious male supporting characters. The villains all have brains. The rhythm of the plot is also very good. The switching between mini-maps is also very smooth. The author's writing is very good. But why do I think he doesn't look like a group portrait? 1. Perspective: The perspective is always stuck to the heroine. Its perspective does not change. It basically stays with the heroine throughout the whole process. In my opinion, there are no multi-perspectives and two-line narrative that are necessary for group portraits. There are basically no multi-perspectives, and the ones that are there are very short, and there are no two-line narratives at all. If you insist on adding up some bits and pieces of other perspectives into a double line, it will be difficult to collapse. (The most important point) 2. The core of the group portrait: The most basic core of the group portrait is that everyone is the protagonist, but in this book you can clearly see that the heroine is more powerful than the rest of the team, and it is super obvious, whether it is from the side description of other supporting characters or the direct description of the combat power. (Actually, you don't need to worry about this at all. Most of Tomato's group portrait articles have this problem. The important thing is the following sentence) It didn't make me feel that everyone in the protagonist group shines in different fields. The above two points are the two most important points in my opinion. These two points make me feel that this article is not a good group portrait. In fact, the second point is okay. Most of the group portrait articles now have this problem, but I think the first point is completely achievable. Let's open up the perspectives of two more protagonists. I'm really curious about how the other two members get along in private without the heroine, and how they solve problems when they encounter them. (There is no such description anywhere I have seen so far) In short, the author's writing is very good-looking, but every time when group portraits are mentioned, I can't help but babble because I really want to see a very good-looking group portrait article. This article is still very readable, otherwise I wouldn't give it 5 stars. If you like reading this kind of article, you must read it, you will never be disappointed.

This book is beautiful! It feels like there are not many people watching it, which is a pity. There are many female characters in it, and they are all described with neutral words such as boy. As for the one who can't tell the gender, the author clearly knows how she is written. He has had enough of boys being boys and girls being girls. I am very satisfied with the main character group! It is a configuration of three women and one man, and the man is positioned as a healing type. Finally, the woman is not blindly put in the position of a wet nurse and a medical type. This is a group portrait, but it doesn't overshadow the heroine. The heroine is the most talented and capable, and she doesn't feel aggrieved when looking at it. No matter how well the female elders were portrayed, I have remembered many women such as Granny Hua Ju, Nalan Xian, Lan Jinye, Lou Zangyue and so on! [Shy] Regardless of whether the author is cheating or not, I have been following updates for so long and have not stopped updating. I have been updating two chapters a day [Love] Also, the author is really good at choosing names. The names of both the protagonist and the supporting characters are amazing and special. They are not perfunctory at all. [Sending my heart] Nice names are really a plus.