
Western Fantasy Matriarchy: The Daoist Must Reject Corruption Again Today
西幻女尊:道长今天也要拒绝恶堕
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 457k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The protagonist says he doesn't want it, but his body is very honest [laughing], not bad, not too self-disciplined, clean, worth watching, but the author should be careful, don't get slapped by the reviewer [Admiration]
Among all the local authors of Tomato, the author has done a relatively good job. According to Tomato's standards, this book can maintain this level all the way and have a bland ending. It can be a 9.0, But I hope that the author will be like the predecessors of the female novel, based on the protagonist Succubus. Find your own literary path (the author can refer to "Survival in the World of the Dark Lady" and the like, I don't have much experience in this area so I can't continue to give), if the later stage and the overall plot idea can be written well, the small flaws in the early stage and writing style will be infinitely reduced, come on!
Come on! Write about Uncle Huang's big brother!
It's a very good book. Although the protagonist is a bit weak, it is really a top-notch novel among heroines. In addition, don't get too entangled in the power system in this book, otherwise you may feel a little uncomfortable. In summary, it is a very good book. I look forward to big updates from the author 😳
Come on, write about Liu Bei's big brother 🥰
The male version of Fairy's Cultivation, good looking
It's very interesting. I hope I can write it into a million-word novel. I've been scrolling through it for two days to get to the latest chapter. Seeing that everyone is giving you high marks, I'll also give you 4 stars. It can be regarded as an invincible Western fantasy + succubus novel. The male protagonist is in the system of cultivating immortals, and does not deliberately highlight the culture of female supremacy. It is not the kind of male and female novel that just changes the gender of the woman. There are rich psychological descriptions of the characters, but the level of strength is very vague. I don't know if the map will be changed in the later stage or the world will be over quickly. There are many descriptions of multiple women, and their personalities can be roughly distinguished. It's good. I hope it won't turn into a PC novel without losing women in the future.
Is this a male channel or a female channel? Chapter 49 I think it should be changed. A ghost claw hit the head, but there was actually So much time to say a bunch of last words?
The protagonist does not have the courage and wisdom of a thousand-year-old demon at all. Instead, he is like a heroine and a college student with confused eyes 😄
Yes, it's a new idea and it's well written. It truly integrates the conflict between the protagonist after time travel and the concept of the heroine into the world view of the novel. This is something that most heroine novels cannot do, but this is what the heroine novel should embody. Well... In fact, the reason why most novels are taboo about communicating with the ancients is that our grasp of the characters of the ancients is only based on the "views" they left on other things, especially figures like Laozi and Confucius. Therefore, most of them are profiled to prevent drama, such as Chen Dong's description of "Lao Tzu Purple Energy Comes from the East", which is both B-character and will not create drama. Of course, this does not mean that exchanging ideas is not good, but I just try not to engage in the form of "conversation with the ancients" to avoid embarrassment. If you do, it is probably a dialogue with a fairy-like style that "does not talk much but is good at reasoning." Then, there is nothing about the issue of combat power. I am actually quite open about this. After all, the writing style corresponds to cool writing, and the settings are quite diversified now. Some are about the suppression of the side of science and technology on the side of cultivating immortals, and there are also balances on both sides, and there are also dimensionality reduction attacks on magic by cultivating immortals and cultivators. Of course, your foundation building is not a normal foundation building. It is probably a foundation building where the old pillar of the cultivation world has a combat power that exceeds the standard after reincarnation. (Ps: However, the contradictions in the novel are basically equal to hh, so the most likely way to create contradictions is repeated nesting, or Shura Field (?))