Cool, Aloof Fairy Reborn: I’m the One Captured by the Heroine

Don't tell me, don't tell me. The author's text is very good, and the fighting aspect is not as complicated as other novels. People can read it slowly, and it is not piled up with boring words all the time. Although it is a bit literary, it is not heavy. There are just a lot of female colleagues around the protagonist. I am afraid that the original male protagonist will have his legs broken as soon as he comes to find trouble. Children The story becomes more and more literary and youthful in the future, and the protagonist's thinking is directly localized. He has no special characteristics and relies solely on a few supporting characters to vie for prominence and jealousy.

I hope the protagonist is a succubus. Can she be more charming? There are only two people who are interested in her now, and I feel that Lu Xueqing is a bit sudden. I have been indifferent before, but I suddenly feel that the protagonist is good-looking, and the storyline is so simple.

I'm currently on chapter 126 and would like to comment on it so far. First of all, it's too bland. The protagonist's experience, personality, thinking, fighting and even training, everything is too light. The author did not hesitate to use the richest and most gorgeous words to complete this work, but instead ignored the proportion. The protagonist's training is in the minority, and the combat is even more in the minority, almost brushing off. The contradictory points gradually become apparent. The protagonist cultivates the Wuqing Dao, so in theory, her training, her battles, or the story of the unit should be seen from her perspective. But in fact this is not the case. The focus is on those people who know it is an iceberg but are still like moths flying into the flame. They disturb the protagonist without authorization, approach the protagonist without authorization, and after the protagonist accepts and pampers them, he becomes greedy and wants more. And because the protagonist has practiced ruthless Taoism and is born with a Taoism, he has no sorrow or joy, so when I read these emotional plots, I just feel that "these people have no good intentions and are always disturbing the protagonist's Taoist heart and hindering the protagonist's path of cultivation." These people's greed is never-ending, and they want to ask for more when they get a little, but why? They knew the protagonist's character, so why did they have to force her? I didn't find the combat enjoyable, I couldn't see the deeper content in the plot, and I found it emotionally frustrating. The feeling of being kidnapped by morality made me quite uncomfortable. Maybe some readers like to read this kind of content, and maybe this is what the author wants to write. But I can't represent anyone, I can only represent myself. So, this is all my reviews up to Chapter 126. I will continue to catch up to the latest chapter, and I will talk about the rest of the content later. That's all.

After reading Chapter 23, it's perfect and delicious. The author's writing is profound and the details are so well controlled that I have nothing to say. The sour feeling of not being able to love is vividly displayed in every word and every sentence. So far, there is no poison. The character of the protagonist is very good. It is the taste of the iceberg heroine in a male video. It is delicious! The characters of the other two female supporting characters are also very good. The only flaw is that the male protagonist is now a female protagonist. She has a fairy-like appearance and high talent, but she was ridiculed twice by passers-by. I think this plot should have a bit of a dog-licking attribute in it. Even if it doesn't, it shouldn't be ridiculed. After seeing more than 150 chapters, the author is deliberately trying to push the boundaries. The ice attribute Tianlinggen has only reached the late stage of foundation building in more than ten years. I won't talk about it. It has some shortcomings but not big, but let me ask you. When the protagonist broke through to Foundation Establishment, Senior Sister Lu was only at the ninth level of Qi Refining. As a result, she was already in the middle stage of Foundation Establishment, and the protagonist was still in the middle stage of Foundation Establishment. Has my talent, which is rare in a century, reached this level? Moreover, the whole text is basically about the emotional line, and I can no longer distinguish the priority. The main focus is a love novel set in the world of immortality...

It's not uncomfortable to follow through, but I don't feel that great. I haven't seen the binding in the introduction yet, and it's a little uncomfortable for me now that the protagonist is in love. I think emotions have a huge impact on the consciousness and soul. If the protagonist has emotions, it is no less than being taken away from me. In addition, doesn't Senior Sister Lu know the protagonist's skills? She thinks about everything except the protagonist's path.

I'm not very good at writing reviews. I can only say that the first part is good, very novel, and it belongs to the category of light writing. It doesn't have a lot of emotional exchanges. It's not the kind of emotion that comes quickly, but rather the kind that flows slowly. Later, I feel a little tired of writing. I recommend reading it every few days. I can only say that the further I go, the more I can't stand it. It's not that the plot is bad or anything, but the writing is just like what people say about literary youth. It doesn't have much of a sense of life. I have no interest in reading it anymore. I can only say that there is room for improvement.

. The protagonist has a strong sense of death. The way to practice the Wuqing Dao is like this. Both men and women are trying to get together. If you are lucky enough to travel to the world of immortality in the future and have trouble finding a Taoist partner, you can try to switch to the Wuqing Dao. I think a modern soul has a too strong sense of death for some reason. The author Wen Qing is a little bit seriously ill, but everything else is fine.

Ye Bai CP, I am totally biased towards Ye Bao. Who can not be so careful and heart-warming for your dog? I hope there will be more interactions between Ye Bai and Ye Bao.

You will see the protracted ambiguous pull between the mutes - this is how immortal cultivators look like Tea maid of the cool fairy

It's good. I haven't seen such a good-looking Lily article in 🍅 for a long time. The story is daily and bland, and there are not so many fights and killings in the world of cultivation. One thing I don't think is good is that the protagonist is too cold. Although I know it is because of cultivation, I will be ruthless, but I feel that I am too cold towards Xiao Yezi. Looking at her cautious look, I still can't bear it.