
The Tale of the Wood Immortal
木仙传
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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1. This is a novel without a male protagonist 2. We are happy to read a novel without a male protagonist 3. Many times we don't want to see a male protagonist because we want to see the heroine's family dominate, and we don't want to see a man always dominating her. At the same time, we feel that no one is worthy of the heroine because she is too good. Are you happy when we go to romance novels and complain about why there should be male protagonists and why the male protagonists don't die? Really, I'm convinced that I don't know how to respect other people, so I suggest you go back to kindergarten and start learning.
Ning Xin's five magic weapons: Qinglong Fan (spiritual power amplifying fan) Soul Flute (Group Attack Weapon) Bai Ling (Always saving people, never surpassed, similar to the fairy rope) Soul chasing whip (special product for whipping little bitches) Medicine King Cauldron (the arrogant and cute novice who makes alchemy) Other magic weapons are probably no longer suitable for the current level of cultivation. For example, Yue Po and Gui Yi Sword are probably no longer suitable after becoming a god. The Soul Power Formation Flag is not considered among the magic weapons for the time being.
Labels of the heroine: Madonna to outsiders, cold to family members, selfish
I can tolerate the writing style, typos, and occasional spoilers, but I really don't like the heroine's character and style of doing things. Seeing the heroine Jin Dan, as a disciple of the God Transformation, the heroine's pattern is really small. She only sees the concubine and the time-traveling cousin. She only wants to ask for the sect family, without thinking about how to repay, and she is full of complaints at every turn. After falling to the bottom of the cliff, my brother has been worried for many years. When the heroine came up, she found that her brother was too close to the cousin she didn't like. She treated her coldly without any communication, but she didn't want to think about the fact that during the more than ten years that my brother had been worried about you, he was moved by a woman who deliberately took advantage of her gentleness. It's not very normal, but the heroine looks on with cold eyes. Sometimes she doesn't even want to say a word to her brother, but she gives her patience, love, and motherly heart to people who are beyond her reach. She is often so motherly that people are speechless, and at the same time she complains and is indifferent to the family that is not as good as her. I just want to say that the heroine's family is really pitiful. Leave a record so that you don't forget to pick it up and read it again after a while. Because this is the second time, you can record it and don't step on it for the third time.
We've been here before. Which one is the male and female protagonist? What does it mean?_? Vote? It's great that Michio Aoki is the male protagonist
The more I read, the more annoying I became, and I abandoned the article After reading more than half of it, I feel that the heroine is getting more and more speechless, and arrogantly annoying. What kind of state is this? It always makes people misunderstand and look down upon, and finally the heroine slaps her in the face? It's the same routine every time, is it interesting? What kind of face does this heroine have that makes most people dislike her? He rescued people with great fanfare, but was misunderstood again and again. When he was in danger, not only did he not get help, but everyone wanted to step on him. What role did Wan Zihe, a talkative man who failed to achieve anything but failed to accomplish anything, play a role? Are all these things to highlight the heroine's low emotional intelligence? When she was having a chat with Xu Ronghua and his group, they were fighting monsters, but she pretended to hide her strength and did not take action. Shouldn't she be misunderstood by others? If the heroine is not pretending, how can people misunderstand her? The level difference is so big, but one can fight ten. It's really amazing!
Comments are all saying that the more you write, the better. The author's first 30 chapters (as seen here) were terrible. I don't believe that his writing is better after 40 chapters. If I had to endure hundreds of chapters and read it, I would have been poisoned and died. The quality of a book is that people gradually get better. You can see it in 10 chapters of a good novel. Instead of being suffocating to read, even if the latter part is well written, the first part is almost suffocating to death, and I have no desire to continue reading. There are also authors who are suitable for otaku essays, and they are otaku essays that do not require writing skills.
Zhai fights, Zhai fights, Zhai fights! It's a otaku novel disguised as a cultivator, with a naive writing style and a vulgar plot.
It feels like the heroine is like her brother's mother. Not only does she have to prepare training resources for her brother, but she also gives gifts to her brother's connections. Is she a giving personality? She feels uncomfortable when no one asks her to give.
I want to know why this kind of article is recommended... I can't even read it when I'm in a book shortage.
I can't stand it anymore. I'm going to practice some fairy tales and start a house fight. The heroine is reborn but her IQ can't beat the concubine's sister. I'm really angry. If you want to watch a house fight, don't I read harem stories? You're a fairy tale selling dog meat in sheep's clothing. You've put the cart before the horse and you can't read it, so I gave it up.