An Ancient-Era Expert in the Modern World
古穿今之异世高手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Female-Oriented Fiction: Mostly Strong Heroines, Books I've Read or Am Following, No Abandoned Stories
I'm a science student who's bad with words, so please forgive me if I can't describe these well~ Basically, they're all kinds of female protagonists who turn the tables and dish out face-slapping. No fake sweethearts or self-sacrificing saints here. There are historical and modern settings, as well as apocalypse and interstellar stories. These are all completed books I've finished and ongoing ones I'm following, with reliable authors. I'll update the list from time to time~ If you like it, send
Strong Heroines, Feel-Good Reads
Strong female leads.
What I Like and Recommend
The great books I've read...
A Treasure Trove Worth Collecting
A rich variety of genres, including urban, fantasy, transmigration, and xianxia, with exciting stories!
My Reading Room
Female-Led Romance
Books I think are good.
Books I've Finished
Books I've read
Kiki's Book List
I like all kinds of wish-fulfillment stories, but not the ones with no principles.
A Little of Everything, Take Your Pick!
Transmigration, rebirth, cultivation, pocket dimensions, superpowers, military romance... There's something here for everyone!
Dream Home
Sharing great books, with one exciting read after another to add some color to everyday life!
Some Novels I've Read
Farming, reborn, transmigration, and fantasy novels worth reading
My Reading List (｢･Ω･)｢ Hey
Pretty good.
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Urban Rebirth: The Divine Healer with Special Powers
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A running account
It feels like a monotonous account of events. The female lead has lived for over a thousand years and has such a powerful cheat ability, so why does she need a male lead, especially one who declares himself her fiancé after just one meeting?
In modern society, are there still people named "Imperial Noble Consort"? Just for that, I can't stand it anymore!
I've already tested it. Even if the siblings have a good relationship, it's disgusting that they're still hugging and kissing each other all the time, even though they're adults!
It feels like writing a diary entry; there's nothing engaging about it!
The author's choice of names is terrible. There's even one called "Imperial Noble Consort"... That name is just...
The imperial surname must have disappeared long ago after several dynasties. And the name is "Imperial Consort"... Your taste... I can't even continue reading your writing after seeing this name.
The synopsis seemed okay, but while reading, I didn't feel any sense of immersion. It felt like a monotonous, disjointed account. I read it in a daze, wanting to turn the page after just one glance.
I roughly understood it... But it was so tiring to read... I'm fed up with having to analyze the plot, character backgrounds, personalities, and relationships all by myself...
I don't quite understand it! There's absolutely no sense of immersion; it's a bit...
I don't quite understand it! I feel completely unimmersed; it's more like reading an essay than a novel!
There's been too much description so far; more dialogue and interaction would be better! Keep watching
The final chapter, free, features the recognition of a godfather.
Isn't this insulting? They've only met once, he saved someone's grandson, and they immediately recognized him as their godfather. It's not like they're some poor country bumpkin; their status is far higher than theirs. It feels like an insult.