[Non-traditional fairy tale] + [Light novel] + [Daily] + [No system] + [Easy and funny] + [Not brainless]
The two crossed paths again, and after struggling between the two worlds, Li Xu was no longer afraid to speculate on others with the greatest malice.
But the warmth of this world unexpectedly made Li Xu feel a little different.
Senior Sister: "Xiao Xu, you must obediently study according to the class schedule I set for you!"
Second Senior Brother: "Xiao Xu, you need to know how to combine work and rest in cultivation! I will take you to Hehuan... For some travel outside."
Junior sister: "Senior brother, you clearly promised before that you would see the stars in the sky with me!"
When a crisis of the times swept across the entire sect, fellow sects from all walks of life worked together to engage in a fairy tale version of learning from the barbarians and using their skills to control the barbarians.
Other disciples: "Li Xu, let's work together to make Yinluo Sword Sect great again!"
Li Xu is a little confused, isn't he?
I have drawn my sword, but you tell me that all the sects are good people?
Reader comments
I didn't see the part about speculating others with the utmost malice in the introduction. I thought it was persecutory paranoia. Isn't the protagonist still an idiot?
Logically speaking, it should focus on the theme of persecutory paranoia, and then trigger various warm and touching stories. Unexpectedly, after two or three chapters, it will be the same as other novels. It is a bit of a waste of such a good subject matter, but even if it is only innovative for two or three chapters, it is considered innovative, and I will give it five stars.
It's such a mess and I'm exhausted from looking at it.
Looks a little tired
I feel like I'm being cheated
It's quite funny, and the rhythm is very comfortable. Pei Jingyi's character is well portrayed, and she has the feeling of being on Douyin.
I didn't see the part about speculating others with the utmost malice in the introduction. I thought it was persecutory paranoia. Isn't the protagonist still an idiot?
Logically speaking, it should focus on the theme of persecutory paranoia, and then trigger various warm and touching stories. Unexpectedly, after two or three chapters, it will be the same as other novels. It is a bit of a waste of such a good subject matter, but even if it is only innovative for two or three chapters, it is considered innovative, and I will give it five stars.
It's such a mess and I'm exhausted from looking at it.
Looks a little tired
I feel like I'm being cheated
It's quite funny, and the rhythm is very comfortable. Pei Jingyi's character is well portrayed, and she has the feeling of being on Douyin.