I Gave the Villainous Demon King a Happy Ending in a Xianxia Novel

Why why? No, it's impossible to write a novel about cultivation, fairy tales, and chivalry without ups and downs? As soon as I see the words "Cultivation Fairy Heroes", I always feel that the authors are suddenly motivated. Do they have to write about the ups and downs of the plot and the ups and downs of the relationship between the male and female protagonists? In this article, the male protagonist died twice for the female protagonist. Although not completely dead, it is almost dead. I don't know, does it have to cause trouble to show that this novel is interesting? It's enough to die once, but dying again would be superfluous and lose its flavor. There are only a few routines written over and over again. To be honest, it is difficult for such a novel to leave an impression on people. Although it is well written, it is "beautiful and beautiful without any new ideas." It is just like those stars in the entertainment industry who are good-looking but unrecognizable. They can be said to be regular routines. Really, I am tired. It is really bad for the male and female protagonists to fall in love. If it is a plot that goes against the routine, it will still be worth recalling and let people see that it is unexpected. But it's just a general plot, where the villain destroys the world for the heroine. If everything goes smoothly for the two of them, and the villain solves everything as soon as he takes action, it will be more fun to watch. The villain has to force things. The villain is still a little powerless and is injured this way and that. The two are separated from each other. The perception is not good in any aspect. The plot is not new, and the relationship is full of twists and turns.

Zhuo, why, in most of the cultivation novels I have read, the male and female protagonists must experience at least one life and death separation, and it can take hundreds or even thousands of years before they can he! Why, can't you show that you are a cultivator in the world of immortality without saying goodbye?

Author, I just want to know what your Weibo is, and I want to read Xiaobaozi

It's pretty good, the pace is concise and lively, and the emotional transition is sudden. I feel like I didn't pay close attention to the emotional line. In fact, many interactions are smooth and silent, ranging from innocuous to emotional.

The original male lead made me feel the most hateful

I just want to read a sweet article, why do you want to torture me like this? These sanctimonious gods are really disgusting. Li Yuan is really disgusting and disgusting. My male and female protagonists can obviously be together well, but they have to go through so many hardships. I feel so distressed. I really want to let these disgusting people die.

I'm really annoyed by Li Yuan, he keeps being sanctimonious and condescending

Rubbish! Why is this? Isn't their separation not a separation? Their sadness is no longer sad. Why don't those sanctimonious gods fill the hole themselves? They keep talking about doing good for the world, but in the end, their lives are based on the sacrifices of others. Sorry! What a face! Also, why do people have to be killed if they have a demonic body? If I say that a mole on your face is a bad omen, and I ask you to die, will you die? Li Yuan also said that he would not touch Lingxi unless it was a last resort. The result was not repeated again and again. The heroine had to sacrifice, either her life or her lover. So what if she was resurrected. After so many years of separation, so many years of sadness, loneliness, and despair. If one of them committed suicide out of mind, it would be useless no matter how much you compensated. This is another story, →_→

I don't know why I'm still feeling aggrieved after watching it.

I downloaded Jinjiang for this book. Hehehe, it's great!