Myriad Heavens: The Grass-Character Sword Art Stuns Everyone From the Start

Fan fiction, invincible fiction, eunuch fiction This book is very good, really good, almost the best among all the "Zhu Xian" fanfics I have read. But there is a poisonous point in this book, which runs through the whole text, "giving away a daughter" To put it nicely, it's called "not dismantling the original partner," but isn't this just called giving away a daughter? If there is no heroine, why write a fanfic? Isn't it just the plot, world, and heroine of the original work that are so attractive? You can come up with your own plot and reshape your world view, but the well-known heroine is the foundation of fan fiction. Giving away a daughter is undoubtedly a throwback to the word fan fiction. It's really better to write your own world without referring to the world of Zhu Xian. In this case, it's better to have such a realistic approach without being tainted by the mortal world. But the biggest regret in fan fiction is that the major female protagonists can't reconcile their opinions. Summary: It's very well written, and it's very poisonous to send a girl away.