The Villainess Says She’s Innocent

The following are the comments of some Baidu netizens (of course I agree with them): I am really too bookish to hold back my discomfort while reading this. I really can't stand it anymore and I'll be so angry that I'll vomit blood if I watch it again. After all, she is a female major studying fairy literature. It is written as if the male cultivator would die without the male cultivator, and every time there is trouble, the male cultivator comes to the rescue. There was also a little girl who was rubbing her head with one hand and I looked really irritable. Even good men find this girl interesting and lovable, and want to protect her. The descriptions of every male character in the scene are very ambiguous, and there is a sense of déjà vu that the emotional line will develop at any time.       ，，，，500，， . I couldn't stand it after reading more than 20 chapters. They said it was fetal transfusion and she was a second-generation cultivator, but she turned out not to be a second-generation cultivator at all and had no common sense about cultivation. Could it be that her Nascent Soul parents were just showing off? I really can't stand raising him like a normal child before he is five years old. Fortunately, there are so many people recommending it 😪 The heroine's character is so thin, it goes back and forth like, I don't know that I am the most beautiful in the world, I practice hard, I was rescued when something happened, and you all like me, but now it's gone, it's like she was carved from a mold, and the sense of empathy is really low I feel that the author's writing style is not very good, and the description is too thin. I read this novel mainly for the heroine Fuguhara. The beginning of the novel starts from a young age. She has a superior family background and high talent. It suits my taste in reading novels. But later, when I entered the sect, I had to go to a declining Wanjian Sect... I actually found it quite confusing. Afterwards, the heroine realized what kind of Tao and various sword intentions after just building a foundation~? But these can be ignored. Before the heroine Jindan Lei Jie, this novel was still okay. But later on, it was written that the heroine was the heroine of the senior brother's calamity, and then passed it inexplicably. Anyway, I didn't understand this mysterious plot. Secondly, I personally think that this novel is like a chronicle, and the description of fighting is almost meager... I also thought it was quite embarrassing, but the plot was quite interesting, so I continued reading. What I am most confused about is that you know that the opponent is so much better than you, but you still want to go up? Especially the ending of the main text. I jumped to read it. Isn't that why I'm looking for death?

I think you should do some repairs in the early stage if you have time... First, the protagonist is the legitimate daughter of the Ye family. Even if her father is worried that she will be coveted by giving too many resources, she shouldn't give it to her to save her life. If she does, I think the heroine will be useless when facing monsters and evil cultivators... If it is to lure Luo Chuan or understand the sword's intention, it is really too abrupt. The second point is to understand the sword intention and break through the eighth level of Qi training. It describes very palely that I don't want to die and then breaks through... The writing here is weak. I think it is difficult for readers to empathize with just these few sentences. It is too weak.

I read it because the author's rating was high. As a result, whether the writing is good or not seems to have nothing to do with the rating. I'm so disappointed.

I looked at the first 20 or so pictures and it really made me feel aggrieved. As the legitimate daughter of two high-level monks and a big family, no matter how much her father reduced her resources, I didn't see what her father gave her at all. The early training resources did not show that she had to fight for what her father gave her. As the legitimate daughter of a big family, she needs life-saving means but not life-saving means, and a protector without a protector. Even if you are a big family, there is no support point there. However, if your child wants to go home, and you are a legitimate daughter of a big family, a big family of cultivators, you have to rush back when you go home. There is no support at all, and no money. Your big family is just a decoration, and you, the patriarch, are useless. I originally read the book quite mindlessly, but the more I read, the more frustrated I became. The more I read, the more frustrated I became. You might as well just dress up as an orphan.

Apart from the fact that the title of the book is tasteless and irrelevant, the more I read, the more exciting it becomes. Regardless of friendship or family, there is love. The plot is also very compact. Love it, love it.

Emm, this is the only one I saw at that time that got along well with the heroine. The comment section used to be like this.

I wish all the cuties a happy Dragon Boat Festival, and all the cuties in the college entrance examination can achieve good results! Come on! Remember to eat rice dumplings (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و

Help, I read this book in the second grade of junior high school. I still like it now that I am in the second grade of high school. I originally read it on QQ Reading and I really liked it. I read more than 1,700 chapters six times without skipping. Then when I downloaded the book review from the starting point, no one liked it. Please, what's going on?

The setting is very attractive, but there are also a lot of bugs. The heroine is the fairy N generation of a big family, but the family seems to have never taught the heroine anything, not even basic common sense. The heroine is very talented, so it doesn't matter if she goes to Wanjian Sect to learn swordsmanship, but what is the setting of this sect? It's good to treat everyone equally and start from the outer sect, but when a five- or six-year-old child is recruited, he doesn't teach anything about throwing away the Qi Entrainment Technique and just ignores it?

I like the books written by Wandou Da very much. I have read every book. This book is the best. It is a traditional fairy tale, one step at a time. The female protagonist also grows up slowly, and the male protagonist has very little space.