
The Glass Realm: Stillwater's Song
琉璃界:静水音
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Long Traditional Cultivation and Xianxia Novels
Jinjiang has plenty of xianxia novels, but traditional xianxia stories with female leads are far too rare. There just aren’t enough to read. Fellow readers, please recommend some to me (sobbing).
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Strange Gems in Your Books
I read a bit of everything, but not BL. Anything I remember enjoying goes on this list. Updating as I go.
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Masterpieces
Worth reading.
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Personal Booklist 2: Female-Protagonist Cultivation Novels
I like traditional cultivation novels.
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Cultivation Novels
Cultivation stories with steady power progression!
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Although this book is somewhat unfinished and has too many foreshadowings, it is too hasty. However, the structure and route of the entire article are very clear, and it is more refined than the first part. I really hope that the copyright issue can be resolved soon and the third part can be released soon.
Please continue with the third part, it's really good.
So this is the end, and there will be no third part by 2024?
Speaking of which, when pursuing articles in Jinjiang, I was first and foremost afraid that the author would be pregnant, and secondly, I was afraid that the author would have a second child. It's so long that you have nothing to say. When people take maternity leave, it's a state-owned law and family rules. When we arrived in Putao, we also asked the gods to protect the author's dog from getting pregnant, having a second child, and especially from having a difficult delivery. It's really not easy for readers this year. The update of Putao's Dog was interrupted for such a long time after dystocia, and there's not much to say. After the update, it was obvious that the plot was perfunctory, the pace was slow, and the word count was too small to make the story obvious. There's not much to say. Now the story has just begun, and the clues buried in the early stage have not been explained, and it is finished in such a hurry. I wanted to say something, but I felt it was a waste of time. Hey, I let out a long sigh.
Sadly, the author doesn't know when Liuli San will be released.
What the hell, is it over?
I really like this section of Wanxiang City! I had been saving up to watch it after it was over, but I couldn't stop watching it and stayed up late again. It felt so good to see the two childhood sweethearts. They should be the reincarnations of Maimai and the others, right? After all, the uncle is the reincarnation of Wang Yantai, so people have to doubt the ownership of Jiujiu and the sword.
I really like this section of Wanxiang City! I had been saving up to watch it after it was over, but I couldn't stop watching it and stayed up late again. It felt so good to see the two childhood sweethearts. They should be the reincarnations of Maimai and the others, right? After all, the uncle is the reincarnation of Wang Yantai, so people have to doubt the ownership of Jiujiu and the sword.
I feel like the author's writing is okay, but is the ending of the book complete? Luo Juan is the protagonist, right? What is she here for? Revenge doesn't seem to be the case, and she doesn't seem to see the path of pursuing the avenue.
This ending...