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Explore more →A Reading List Mostly Featuring No Heroines or a Single Heroine (The Review's Opening States the Heroine Situation)
I’m such a compulsive reader that I have to finish every book I start... Looking at the hundreds of books on my shelf that I’m saving for later or that are already complete is overwhelming. I’m especially fond of stories without female leads (25 books), and I love reborn stories. Quite a few have just one female lead. Harem stories are fine too if they’re well written (>_<). I especially love Dao Fruit, Venerable of the World, and Lord of the Stars. Thanks so much for your support. Feel free to
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When I see the author praising the Shaolin Temple monks so hard, I know that the author has no author to understand the Shaolin Temple. Not to mention that there are two versions of the saying that the world's martial arts originated from Shaolin. The first version is a satire on the Shaolin Temple for harboring filth and evil, sheltering all kinds of criminal thieves and murderers, and then appropriating their martial arts as their own after their death. The second version is that when the Qing soldiers entered the country at the end of the Ming Dynasty, in order to preserve the martial arts of various schools and sects, martial arts secret books were given to the Shaolin Temple for safekeeping. Before the saying that the world's martial arts comes from Shaolin, there is another sentence, the world's martial arts comes from Shaolin. Of course, these are the most important. If it were just these, I would feel that Shaolin Temple is just deceiving the world and stealing its reputation. What really makes me hate Shaolin Temple is that during the Anti-Japanese War, Shaolin Temple was the leading party. There are thousands of anti-Japanese monks, but there is no Shaolin Temple. As for Shaolin Temple, it is you, a bunch of online writers, who have been helping him to clean up his reputation.
After watching the beginning, the setting is too toxic! If the entire country is flooded and civilization is lost, how can an island country still exist?
I don't know what's going on. Is there something wrong with my aesthetics in this book? ~ The setting of this book is not good, and the writing style is not commendable. I haven't seen any highlights after reading the first 10 chapters, and I don't know why so many book friends are reading it. This book is really not that good.
This kind of world is not suitable for archaeological excavations, because no matter how good your copying is, there are no historical documents and cultural relics as evidence. This is an attic in the sky, and it will fall apart as soon as you blow it. It is useless even if you copy out the famous articles from five thousand years ago. In reality, we have inherited historical documents and everyone feels it. You will insist on spreading rumors, let alone a world where you have nothing. At worst, people will think you are a genius, but it is developed from our culture, because we have historical documents to prove that this is a fatal point, just like how do you prove that you are a normal person in a mental hospital?
Regarding the setting, I reluctantly allowed myself to watch the male protagonist acting cool without thinking, but could you not write such a disgusting female protagonist? Is that woman named Qiu Shuzhen really hypocritical? If she is not the heroine, can she be more normal in front of the hero? "You are bad, you are bad" and "Hate, hate" with little pink fists hitting her small breasts. Author, have you watched too many Taiwanese dramas? Want to cause physical discomfort to female readers?
After reading a few chapters, World Department Alliance, official Chinese, language Chinese, has experienced destruction, cultural heritage is broken, and the design is full of loopholes. South Korea and Japan actually retain more than China. The world is flooded, can Japan survive? How much can South Korea retain? Occupying various complex terrains, we destroyed only a few pieces? This illogical setting is so speechless. The second one is that the topic setting area is too big and there is a cultural gap. Even Chinese food is gone. I really don't understand the design!
The setting of the soul-wearing scumbag is the biggest poisonous point. It makes me want to give up.
A novel that insults China, not bad.
I originally wanted to read it to promote Chinese culture, but after nearly a hundred chapters, it was still lingering in vulgarity and I couldn't stand it anymore.
I am belatedly congratulating you on the completion of the book after reading it. The writing is poor, there are a lot of typos, and some words and idioms are used incorrectly. But the advantage is that the plot is smooth, and the spirit of China flows through the text, trickling continuously.