The Tang Clan’s Poison Sect
唐门毒宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Having read up to chapter 149, my immediate impression is that the writing is concise and avoids unnecessary or lengthy information. As for the plot, I didn't find the female lead's character overly naive or silly. I just don't understand where the naivety/sweetness comes from; to me, her values are perfectly normal, and the logic is sound, making her character relatively easy for me to accept.
Stories of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period are rare. There were many small kingdoms, and the era was chaotic. Few authors can handle a work set in this period; it truly tests an author's writing ability and extensive historical knowledge. However, I have high hopes for author Fenbi! After all, Fenbi is amazing!
The female lead is still quite weak... And many people are constantly protecting her. I really hope that one day she can overcome danger without relying on any friends. Most importantly, I hope she experiences a significant intellectual leap. While the male lead consistently protects her, the "strong woman, stronger man" trope is too cliché, and he overshadows her too much. I hope that later on, she can grow into someone independent, on par with, or even surpass the male lead.
The second male lead, Tang Xiao, has arrived. I haven't used this account for years, and I spent half a day today trying to recover it through an appeal.
The second male lead is here! I haven't used this account for years, and I spent half a day appealing to get it back. Fenbi's new book is a huge hit!
What a wonderful book! The writing is delicate, the concept is original, and it's so captivating that you can't put it down! Please mark it as a featured book! Thank you so much!!!
The female lead is a "naive and poisonous" character, not in a bad personality, but in a body that carries a poisonous substance. This is her life-saving weapon, given that she's still adapting to the outside world. She escapes a disaster at the very beginning thanks to this. Later, she also uses this trait to save the male lead, but her trait is indiscriminate, killing everyone, good or bad.
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The most relaxed one was Tang Liuliang, who was obsessed with competing with Prince Qi and wanted to defeat him. Hua Rou's heart remains pure. She cherishes the carefree days of the past, when her parents were still by her side, and they were such a harmonious family. It's a pity that those times can never be returned to.
The female lead is such a saint! If it were just her own saintly act without implicating others or forcing them to accept her views, that would be one thing. But every time she acts saintly, she expects others to save her, as if stepping on an ant is a grave sin, yet she shows no remorse for the killings she has caused.
The female protagonist is quite distinctive and lovable; the author did a great job creating her.
The female lead is naive, sweet, and a saint; I can't stand it anymore...