Ye Luoli: The Wind Carries the Passing Years

It's quite interesting, two pairs of plots about the water king and the protagonist X, two male fairies who don't exist in the original work. The thing that makes me regretful is that when I watched it, I thought that the main characters and the two male protagonists were all heartthrobs and had no Cp. I paid by mistake~ But I really don't want the protagonist to have a cP love line, because the protagonist is the incarnation of the wind and should be floating in the sky. The wind should not stop for anyone.

I have read another book with a similar setting, and then it was all about water and wind and the original male fairy together. I have a question, does this love have to be in a relationship? 😇

It looks great. The character of the protagonist is well written. That is to say, although the water prince has the same secret as the protagonist, the configuration given to him is almost the same as that of the protagonist. I don't understand this. I also have a sister, an original boyfriend, and escape from Muten Pavilion. Every time I write the plot of Muten Pavilion, I have to pan to the water prince twice. At first, I thought the water prince and Feng Jun were CPs, but it turned out that there was a pair each.

This is the first time I've read a fanfic where the protagonist is the eighth level. Feng Xinghe's position will only be his own, because it's an unfettered wind and it's very well written. The wind can be gentle or biting, carefree or unpredictable. It can be regarded as a warm daily article, describing the life of the eighth level after escaping from the seal, but under the seemingly calm daily life is a turbulent dark wave. What we have to face is that the king of the world is the protagonist of the plot, and we look forward to subsequent updates.

I have only read a dozen chapters so far. The characters and plot are very novel, and the characters are not broken. You can see that the author wants to write a long story, and deliberately wants to make up for some holes that were not filled in the original work. The character of the protagonist is also very popular. According to my observation, Ba Feng should be directly replaced. From the first chapter, it can be seen that the author's writing is very strict and logical, and he cares about his characters, and does not deliberately discredit the original villains. (Princess Ling and Shi hope feel a little strange, and they feel the same as some fan fiction. I would like to say that they don't actually respect life and time that much. They just have some condescending airs, but it's normal. The author also has characters he likes and dislikes) Then the author will add his own settings to create new characters, which makes the original world view and story line more complete and smooth, and it is also very enjoyable for readers. There are only more than 40 chapters now, so I will save more. I hope the author will update and stop being a eunuch [crying]

As a fanfic of Ye Luoli, this novel is really well written. The author's writing style and logic are very online, and the official plot loopholes are also given quite reasonable explanations. Moreover, the character images created by the author are really full, not one-sided and single-emotional. Each character has a contradictory and vivid side. The settings are not cookie-cutter, but really eye-catching. The author is really attentive to the character creation of Feng Xinghe.

It's very interesting and interesting. Although it's not the first time I've read a fanfic in which the seventh level is the protagonist, this is the one that shocked me the most – it's even better than the author's previous one. Originally, I still didn't like Shang Ci. After all, I always admire the protagonist's unique beauty. But Xinghe's character is really awesome. He really shouldn't be lonely. It's great to have a fairy who can understand him.

It's good to watch, I really like the protagonist. I don't know if it's cp-less. I hope you won't stop updating. I kind of hate Shang Ci, it's so rude [fear], but Xinghe's character really pokes me so much [crying], I can't bear it

Yes, the plot is relatively complete and the characters are very vivid. It's quite interesting to watch.

Yes, the characters are very three-dimensional and vivid.