
The Adorable Artifact Immortal Is the Villain
呆萌器仙是反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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480Chapters
7.4kRecommendations
3.3kFans
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This is the first time I've read a novel where the female lead is weak from beginning to end. Despite inheriting various skills and knowledge, she's still only at the Foundation Establishment stage near the end, constantly being suppressed by powerful villains and schemed against by petty villains.
I feel like the female lead is constantly being beaten up, it's really upsetting to watch, it's so cruel, I'm starting to wonder if the author wasn't her biological mother.
Is this female lead crazy? Why not find an opportunity to reveal her talents and get help from her family? She's going to repay her family anyway, so why be so disgusting?
This book is very well written. From what I've read so far, it's different from those glamorous female supporting characters who are reborn, transmigrated, or cannon fodder returning for revenge. The female protagonist, although possessing prophetic abilities, gained them by sacrificing part of her soul while venturing into dangerous territory.
I almost got depressed reading a novel. I couldn't keep going past chapter 30; it felt like the whole world was full of bad people.
A perfectly good cultivation storyline has been turned into a soap opera-style power struggle within a wealthy family. Is that even interesting? I'm so tired of it.
Hmm, so frustrating until the end? What's the point of watching that? It's awful.
It's too mind-bending to read, I can't continue. Looks like I'm not suited for this kind of novel.
Kill the female lead and seduce the male lead—is this writer a misogynist or a loser?
I've been following this for over half a year, and I've finally finished it! The ending wasn't enough; I wish they had explored the relationship between the two leads more. Also, the male supporting character didn't have a very strong presence. Overall, the author has a very vivid and imaginative mind, and the ideas are very unique. The novel is definitely worth reading.