Junior Sister, You’ve Lost Your Sense of Decency
师妹你节操掉了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 647k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Extremely disappointed
I followed this book from beginning to end. The beginning was great, but then it just abruptly ended like that? It's obvious they only wrote a quarter of it before rushing to finish. It really leaves me feeling uneasy.
This book should be called "The Author's Integrity Has Dropped...", I've read two of your books, both of which started strong but ended weakly!
It inexplicably ended badly; I thought it was finally getting to the main point, but then it just fizzled out.
Why the rushed ending? The last dozen or so chapters were clearly just filler. The beginning was so good, and then it ended so abruptly—it's a real rip-off! I think the author could have kept writing. Show how they fought alongside their sister in the higher planes, how they humiliated those spoiled and willful young ladies…
The author keeps saying the female lead has poor aptitude, but she reached the 7th level of Qi Refining in less than 3 years. Is that poor? Mo Feng cultivated for over 70 years and only reached the 6th level of Qi Refining. This setting is very strange! And why didn't Mo Feng leave after he died? Didn't Wu Yi only have 3 years to live? She missed home so much, even if the female lead didn't leave herself, she could have made Wu Yi leave!
The ending felt rushed. It was very perfunctory after the ancient battlefield arc. Even the fates of Abi and Ayin weren't clearly explained. They should have written a side story! There was no proper ending.
The beginning was fine, but the last 50 chapters were full of flaws. The ending was truly ridiculous, especially with the supporting character being brought in to act as the male lead… What's the difference between this and having no ending at all? What a waste of money! 😓
The text has absolutely nothing to do with the topic. The ending is too rushed.
The whole book is written in one chapter! 🙂
I gave up after reading 20 chapters. Every author deserves respect for their hard work, but I have to say the logic and structure were really confusing and verbose. When the medicine first appeared, the female lead said she saw something, and then in the next chapter she said she suddenly discovered she could introspect her meridians or dantian—I can't remember…