All Beasts Pay Homage to the Phoenix

**Unified Response** 1. The first release website is QQ Reading, and the second release website is Qidian. The monthly tickets from Qidian and QQ Reading are combined, and other monthly tickets are not combined. 2. This is a new pen name; it's a fresh start. This wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision; it was made after careful consideration and weighing the pros and cons.

The best fantasy novels can be read like male-oriented cultivation novels. Produced by Feather, they are guaranteed to be high-quality!

There is no romantic relationship between the male lead and the female lead's best friend! There is no past life entanglement! The two have not had any direct interaction so far! No melodramatic plot twists! Both the male and female leads are virgins in this 1v1 story! There is no third party involved! (The following is an explanation of common misconceptions; spoilers ahead)

Many people say it's not good and disappointing, but once the map is unfolded, it still feels familiar and beautiful. After all these years, Feather is still my favorite female-oriented novel! Aa ...

Disappointing. Not as good as "The Alluring Woman" or "The Female Thief." The writing is exaggerated and simplistic. A lot of the text focuses on the inner thoughts of the main and supporting characters, making the supporting characters sound incredibly stupid and lacking in intelligence. Their attempts to use their strength to slap others in the face are rather ordinary and lack any real impact.

The female lead is simultaneously being incredibly effeminate and demanding that everyone call her "Dad." Again, her biological and adoptive fathers are both powerful figures, while her mother is relegated to the background; and nine out of ten powerful figures are male, with only one being female. Looking at the genre, wow, "Strong Female Lead."

I think the poor writing style of this piece is because she tried to cater to the market, which limited her own expression. However, judging from the feeling and details, it is indeed as Yu Mao said: Yao Rao writes about light and darkness, Nv Dao writes about life and death, and Wan Shou writes about the most willful and unrestrained things because Mao Mao is writing about "I".

I've read "The Alluring Beauty" (a novel with over 6 million views) at least four or five times, and all I can say is, why is it that even though Feather's writing is so good, it never makes it onto the rankings? I feel like crying.

Undeniably, this book still has its flaws. I only discovered some issues after receiving suggestions from other readers later on, and I can only adjust and improve upon them later. I don't want to say that writing is a closed process; I can only say that readers' serious feedback and questions are very important, and writing requires communication.

😰It's been a long time since I've been here, so is this Jian Yu? I really love her novels. Also, it's a shame that the second half of "The Spirit Thief" isn't being published 😔 I wanted to collect the whole book!