Destined to Be a Queen

At the end of Destiny, Kavin was stuck so much that I just finished watching it now, so I am only writing a review now. After reading what Da Da said at the end, I don't know how to evaluate it. I can only say that Da Da Da's fairy tales are the most satisfying female fairy tales I have ever read so far, bar none. Xianxia is Xianxia, ​​and the romance can only be embellishment. There are fights, insights, adventures, good guys and bad guys, and intrigues that are not limited to filial piety. It is not just the back and forth between several sects. It has a pattern and writing style. It is very good. There are many good romance novels among women's videos, but very few are good at writing other than romance novels. In addition, I have read all three books, and "Destined to be a Phoenix" is my favorite. Maybe it's because Ming Shu's character is more interesting to me. I personally don't like heroines who have no limits. Those who are cruel and ruthless and kill innocent people indiscriminately are not my best. I like protagonists who have some righteousness, who are not pretentious enough to harm others, but who still have compassion. Regarding non-romantic novels with female protagonists, I do not reject male protagonists. I even hope to have male protagonists, because emotions are also a part of being human, just like I am not interested in novels where the protagonist has no relatives or friends and is surrounded by calculations. As long as the existence of the male protagonist does not affect the writing, and there are no romantic descriptions in several chapters, and the female protagonist does not think of dependence on the male protagonist, or abandon her own principles if her IQ is not online, then I am happy to see the male protagonist. In fact, I don't seem to have said anything, I just thought I wanted to express my love for this book. As of today, I have finished pre-ordering Destiny as a Phoenix. See you in the next book.

The first time I read Yunda's work, I read it in one sitting. It was very exciting, but I have to say that I personally didn't like the ending. It was too sad and suffocating. I read the last chapter on the subway, with tears in my eyes. After getting off the train, I took a while to calm down before setting off to go home. I agree with one commentator who said that the heroine is not a person with that fearless spirit of self-sacrifice, so her final choice felt very abrupt and unexpected. Personally, I feel that the heroine's response to the hero's love is selfish, even self-interested, and she wastes too much time worrying about gains and losses. Maybe it's because I haven't read enough works of this type. I don't understand why the male and female protagonists can't be given a heartwarming ending. Just like a reader's message said, "Don't ask for the afterlife, just this life." I think this is the real life, although some people may think it is vulgar. Or in the extra chapter that I had to add at the end, I hope that those who come here are their descendants. This is the real inheritance...

Although I don't know if Yunda can see the comments, I want to say that I have been subscribing to Yunda's novels since I was an immortal. I have to say that Yunda's writing style is very novel and different from other cultivation novels. Most of the various cultivation novels are carved out of the same mold, but Yun Da's writing is different. After reading one chapter, I want to know what happens in the next chapter. It is clearly organized and rich in content. The ending is not as BEed as most Xianxia novels, and it leaves room for imagination. You can completely imagine various continuation plots. This novel has created quite a full character of the characters. I believe many book friends were brought into that situation while reading it. Overall, it is perfect. I look forward to new adventures! 🤭

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After reading it, please comment. The author's character has not been shaped. In the early stage of the heroine, the author wanted to create a person who is strong and unwilling to admit defeat. However, in the later novels, the choices and actions made by the heroine seem to let readers understand what she thinks. If the early character is well created, later readers can naturally understand the heroine's behavior. However, it is obvious that the early stage has not been well shaped, the character image is relatively monotonous, and it seems that the character needs to be changed in the later stage. Then there are the male protagonists with split personalities, Yan Wugui and Xie Lianzhen. These two images are still very good. Yan Wugui has a bright and cheerful side, which can be regarded as Xie Xing's kind side. It can also be seen from the name that Yan Wugui is destined to go to Yinshan. Xie Lianzhen, on the other hand, has no kindness in her heart, sits in a wheelchair, has a twisted mentality, and likes to play tricks on people the most. In the middle period, Xie Lianzhen's character began to collapse, and suddenly a softer side appeared in his heart (mainly for the princess here, and for the heroine separately). At this time, the author was talking about knowing that someone loved him, and his mother loved him very much, so he was moved and so on. But this is Xie Lianzhen. He was so twisted in the early stage, and he will be more abrupt and weird in the middle period. Looking at their treatment of the heroine, it is clearly written in the article that they all like the heroine, and the process of falling in love is very short. Xie Lianzhen still teased the heroine schemingly at first, but the heroine blocked the disaster and still had a purpose. He suddenly realized that he fell in love with the heroine. And Yan Wugui was also jealous of Xie Lianzhen in the later period. The last two personalities merged, that is Xie Xingchen. At this time, he has completely become a love brain, capable of destroying the world for the heroine (if he has the ability), and the heroine does not want to live anymore even if she dies. Regarding other people and things, Yan Wu's good side was not reflected at all. Such a love brain is really annoying. As for the creation of other characters, I think the better one is the Human Emperor (not the Demon Emperor). The Human Emperor only appeared in a few chapters, but that character stood up. There are others who are better, and there are also some who are contrary to their personality, so I won't go into details. After talking about the characters, let's talk about the world view. The early and late stages are separated. I can't remember exactly which chapters it started from. In the later stage, the scene was too big, but the author was unable to control such a large pattern. It was released and could not be taken back. It's inevitable that things will start to suck. The male and female protagonists have a great halo, which is actually tolerable. But the protagonist's halo has broken through the Three Thousand Realm. The Three Thousand Realm is too big. When the author wrote about Gu Xia's entry into Kyushu, he could have thought of the possibility that Kyushu would plunder Gu Xia's resources and make the people slaves. Moreover, the article also talked about the complexity of human nature many times. But in the ending, Jianmu connects to the Three Thousand Realms. It just says that after the male and female protagonists kill all the competitors, the female protagonist transforms into Jianmu and enters the Three Thousand Realms, and then? And then it's gone... How hasty is it? The main theme of the article is the growth of the heroine, and the golden finger is the heavenly wheel. It is normal for the heroine of many heroine novels to have a golden finger. The heroine worked very hard in the early stage, and the rewards were good. She is also really good at math. But in the later period, the plot seems to serve the heroine. When the heroine needs disaster, disaster comes, and when the heroine needs luck, luck comes. Interspersed are the naughty things with the male protagonist (mainly the male protagonist is naughty, and the female protagonist is crooked). In the final period, it is like how the heroine thinks about the world. In the end, the heroine becomes a tree. She has no psychological activities or physical activities, so she turns into a tree. Sigh~ The ending is so good that I am still feeling unhappy, wanting to complain but feeling confused at the same time. In fact, there are many things I want to say, advantages and disadvantages. Readers who have been reading books for a long time should be able to understand. The more novels and types they read, the easier it is to find bugs in the book, and the harder it is to be satisfied. A good book needs polishing, and so does a good author. I hope the author can keep writing. (Finally, if the author feels bad or disagrees with the comments, please pretend that he didn't see it or just say it as a fart) (Finally, the above only represents my personal opinion, I am not responsible for what other readers think)

I finished reading it and it was okay. The ending was a bit rushed and inexplicable, and I didn't have much of an impression. Are there any fairy tales like "Slowly Journey to Immortality" and "I Will Not Become an Immortal"? The writing is good, the female protagonist is not a virgin, and it doesn't matter whether there is a male protagonist or not. I have been watching "Picking Immortals" recently and have been insisting on it. After all, There are very few fairy tales that suit my taste. How about the female protagonist? She is rather childish and simple-minded. She looks like a kindergarten kid after forming a pill. I really can't stand it anymore. This is the first time I read a fairy tale and I see this type of heroine. The more I read, the more she looks like a child. I give up. Please recommend her! I don't recommend "The Atlas of Fairy Spirits" and "Mortal Girl Fairy Gourd". I have read them and the others are fine, thank you! Thanks to the well-wishers❤️

I'm really speechless In this ending, the heroine turns into wood and the hero turns into stone, and he insists that it is he The hero and heroine have dozens of chapters left before the end before they really express their feelings The early setting was very good, and the world view is also very grand The writing really collapsed in the later period, I am speechless, and I was shocked I can only say that I don't recommend it, don't waste everyone's time Before, the ID was still Shen Mingshu, but I changed it directly after watching the ending Wood and Stone There is really an author

This novel is not like a cultivation novel at all. It is all about fighting, not what you think of as fighting. This article is all about scheming and doing whatever it takes to get something. Of course, this is a common plot, but the focus of the article is how to harm people and how to arrange people to hurt the heroine. How annoying and rampant the heroine is can be described in thousands of words, and when it happens, it is another stroke. I read it, but I don't know what's going on with the author. He didn't seem to grasp the key points at all. The parents were too short-sighted and upset. They felt like "I wanted to write an article about a kid who took the college entrance examination and worked hard to get into the ideal university. I wrote it in a way that made all kinds of difficulties for him to prevent him from getting into the university.

I just asked the heroine if her father died, and if he died, would it be a miserable death? Compared to the Zhou family, the female lead is the most disgusting thing.

I really liked it after reading it 😳 I cried when I read the ending 😭 Dear book friends, do you have any recommendations for a main text similar to the one about Cultivation of Fairies? ? It doesn't matter if there is a male protagonist or not, as long as the plot is interesting 🙏