Ye Maozhi is tied to the Immortal-Slaying Platform as his former sectmates look on coldly. His eternally gentle and radiant junior brother personally drives a longsword into his heart. The reason? He was destined to be trampled under the protagonist’s feet, nothing more than a stepping stone to make the hero shine.
The scene from his dream remains vivid. After Ye Maozhi “witnesses” his own end, with not even a body left behind, he suddenly finds everything meaningless.
Why compete? Why fight for anything? He can spend all his energy scheming and still end up annihilated. Better to lie flat.
So Ye Maozhi boldly steals his beautiful master’s stockings. After enduring everyone’s disdain, he successfully gets kicked out of the sect!
As for all that hatred, love, fate, and tangled grudges?
Ye Maozhi: To hell with all of it!
But the very thought of breaking free from fate may itself be a hidden foreshadowing, quietly planted along an invisible path.
It's strange. I don't feel that the overall outline is very clear. I feel like I want to write it out one by one, but it makes people want to find out. The protagonist is described so well that it is really the kind of perfect protagonist I want to create. Although it is borrowed from the classic script of a villain framed by a villain, the subsequent development of the story But it is completely unconventional. The humorous language and various wild scenes and plots actually made me feel like I was watching Journey to the West. Although many people scolded the protagonist for unclearness in the opening text, I personally thought that the description was original and eye-catching, a bit like "Destiny in the World". In terms of poisonous points, I haven't found many poisonous points in the eyes of a low-suspense reader like me, except for the slight grievance when I was wronged earlier, but this is also a part of this kind of script that I have to appreciate, and the plot basically passes quickly. As long as the author doesn't mess around and maintains this level, he will complete millions of copies, and I would like to treat this as a fairy grass.
It's not that I was almost deceived by the rating. The author's writing is pretty good, but the plot is a little confusing. The character creation and emotional drama are pretty good. I feel like I forgot what I wrote last night when I was writing it. But I think it's pretty good. I give the author five stars. I hope the author gets better and better as he writes more. It's rare to read a book that suits my taste these days.
This book is quite good when you calm down and read it. It starts from the perspective of the prince (female) and there are many scenes, indeed it is a maid. It feels quite novel, but I hope it will be a single female protagonist and there will be more chapters! More updates! More updates!
Yes, it's just that I couldn't tell the difference between men and women at the beginning, which made a lot of people run away; me? I'm not a human, I'm a fairy
I'm looking for a novel where the main character has a normal brain, but I can't find it
There's nothing you can do about it
It looks good, I hope Xiao Yun can stay with the protagonist
It looks good, those negative reviews are basically because I read too many cool articles.
I wiped it off. This damn novel is really good. [Laughs evilly]
If Xiao Yun is the heroine, I will give you 5 stars.