Playing the Immortal
扮仙记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Of all the books I've read, this author's is the only one I've consistently followed, from *Return to the City* to *Heaven's Will* and now this one. I love the characters; they're so nuanced. Through the writing, I can empathize with the protagonist's joy, sorrow, and catharsis. Yes, catharsis!
The female lead is spineless, and the male lead... Well, let's not even talk about him. The male lead's father is shameless. He looks down on her but keeps taking advantage of her, taking all her credit, resources, and wisdom, and still thinks the female lead is not good enough for his son. He's so shameless!
Can someone tell me if the female lead got the wood back later, and if she left? The beginning was so frustrating; everything was taken away. I'll only watch if the female lead took the wood and left later.
This is infuriating! It's absolutely infuriating! The female lead is constantly being exploited and bullied; it almost gave me a heart attack! What kind of plot is this?! Get out! I'm blocking this author too!
Some people say the female lead is stupid, but that's what makes it fun! Watching endless dramas about power struggles and domestic intrigue makes you lose all hope for the world.
I haven't read this one yet; I'm currently saving up the story and will read it once it's finished. No rush.
Don't rush when reading your work. It gets more and more interesting the more you read.
It's so frustrating! Why did the female lead have to abandon the free, equal, and advanced modern world for this feudal and outdated one? Anyone can criticize her, and the male lead isn't any better. I'm so angry!
It was so depressing to watch; he died from just one heartbreak.
There are some things I just have to say. Since I didn't see any reviews for "The Phoenix Doesn't Land on Barren Land," I'll comment on the author's other reviews. The book was quite good at first. The protagonist was eleven when she first met the male lead, and she took the college entrance exam right after graduating from junior high, and then went to high school. What kind of exam is that?