There are three male leads in Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils. Duan Yu and Xu Zhu have dazzling protagonist auras and seem to have cheats enabled: they fight their way up, flirt with girls, and end up with fame, power, and wealth, as well as the women they love. Qiao Feng is also a male lead with a protagonist aura, but his is the dark kind. Though he is highly skilled and holds a position of power, his path is full of traps and thorns. He is disgraced, loses the one he loves, and ultimately dies a terrible death.
The author really likes Qiao Feng, and that ending was just too heartbreaking to read. So I decided to start a story and give Qiao Feng a cheat of his own: the female lead.
Premise:
The author's writing is fluent and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. Xiao Feng's work doesn't appear to be OOC on the surface, but it's not as open-minded and upright as the original work. The great hero who is admired by the majority of readers is a little confused here. I am slow and uncertain about the heroine, and I feel that the true love for A'Zhu in the original novel is true.
Oh my God, what a psycho, why do you arrange such a meaningless story about a tortured heroine? Does the author have a special hobby? ! ! ! Is it okay to torture the male protagonist as well? ! ! ! ??????
Why is the heroine so miserable? Is the author a stepmother? ! ! I'd rather she didn't meet the male protagonist. She's such a loser. She has had her hands and feet broken off so many times. These culprits should really be allowed to experience this kind of pain! ! ! So angry! ! ! I feel that the heroine has a masochistic tendency. If you don't care, I will give up. You insist on being obedient every day, willing to degenerate, vomit????
Judging from these plots, Xiao Feng's feelings were forced by the heroine. In the original work, Xiao Feng fell in love with A'Zhu very quickly. He was not so entangled and was much more considerate towards A'Zhu. In comparison, Xiao Feng's love for the heroine is much lighter.
The author is really good at writing. If a fanfic changes the character's personality due to the plot, it will be boring to read. This is undoubtedly the best fanfic I have ever read, bar none! The writing style is as good as Gao E's "Dream of Red Mansions". I really like it. I will come to see you often in the future and look forward to your new work.
It's a pity that the heroine didn't go to the Shaolin Temple Heroes Conference. That part can be said to be the climax of the book. Basically, all the main characters in the book gathered there.
, The meaning is still not finished, but fortunately, it warms my heart. Xiao Feng, who I love most, finally has a companion.
I always feel like these two people are almost the same.
Very well written, like it
I don't like Buddhism. Bad people who have committed crimes will not be held responsible as long as they enter Buddhism.
The author's writing is fluent and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. Xiao Feng's work doesn't appear to be OOC on the surface, but it's not as open-minded and upright as the original work. The great hero who is admired by the majority of readers is a little confused here. I am slow and uncertain about the heroine, and I feel that the true love for A'Zhu in the original novel is true.
Oh my God, what a psycho, why do you arrange such a meaningless story about a tortured heroine? Does the author have a special hobby? ! ! ! Is it okay to torture the male protagonist as well? ! ! ! ??????
Why is the heroine so miserable? Is the author a stepmother? ! ! I'd rather she didn't meet the male protagonist. She's such a loser. She has had her hands and feet broken off so many times. These culprits should really be allowed to experience this kind of pain! ! ! So angry! ! ! I feel that the heroine has a masochistic tendency. If you don't care, I will give up. You insist on being obedient every day, willing to degenerate, vomit????
Judging from these plots, Xiao Feng's feelings were forced by the heroine. In the original work, Xiao Feng fell in love with A'Zhu very quickly. He was not so entangled and was much more considerate towards A'Zhu. In comparison, Xiao Feng's love for the heroine is much lighter.
The author is really good at writing. If a fanfic changes the character's personality due to the plot, it will be boring to read. This is undoubtedly the best fanfic I have ever read, bar none! The writing style is as good as Gao E's "Dream of Red Mansions". I really like it. I will come to see you often in the future and look forward to your new work.
It's a pity that the heroine didn't go to the Shaolin Temple Heroes Conference. That part can be said to be the climax of the book. Basically, all the main characters in the book gathered there.
, The meaning is still not finished, but fortunately, it warms my heart. Xiao Feng, who I love most, finally has a companion.
I always feel like these two people are almost the same.
Very well written, like it
I don't like Buddhism. Bad people who have committed crimes will not be held responsible as long as they enter Buddhism.