Yu Wan's Immortal Chronicles
余晚仙记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Cultivation
No Male Lead, No CP
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I don't know if it's because I've read too many novels or because I've grown up, but I don't really like reading the "trash-to-hero" cultivation novels anymore, or those with too many awful relatives. Now I like the kind of cultivation novels where the protagonist has a good initial spiritual root and then strives step by step to rise up.
Analyze the female protagonist's psychology using Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
Why is Yu Wan not close to her biological parents, yet she believes she has found family after time-traveling? Let's try to analyze Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes five levels: Physiological needs, safety needs, emotional needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs.
The copywriting is so pretentious! They don't even want to seek immortality, but if they actually told you you could cultivate immortality and live forever, I'd like to see how many people could refuse.
Sigh, why does the author keep lowering the female lead's IQ? And everything around her, in Chapter 456, everyone knows they're after Da Huang but they don't put him away. Just because Da Huang wants to fight, they don't put him away. What if the female lead is in danger and Da Huang's protection is exposed or he sees through it? Then Da Huang isn't the one in danger.
I've been following the story and I think the female lead's cultivation is incredibly fast! The supporting characters are also amazing. At the beginning, the female lead and the others in her village were all so young, yet they were all so decisive and ruthless, which didn't seem appropriate for their ages. The female lead is one thing, but the others were so young and yet they were all like that.
The introduction is very appealing. However, the content is disappointing; it has no major flaws but is plagued by minor ones. The female lead is always rambling on and on at crucial moments, only to have the plot twist. Also, the author's setup is bizarre.
There are many times when the female lead's IQ is forcibly lowered, and I don't know what the thought process is. For example, when Yuan Si gave the female lead the medicine, Liu Li already said that he could probably figure it out by looking at it, but he still went to ask others. Isn't that just forcibly exposing himself?
What kind of setting is this? Your own sea of consciousness is like your own world. Inside it, you are like a god and can control everything. Moreover, the female lead is incredibly lazy. She doesn't bother to learn any cultivation knowledge. When you go to a new place, you should at least learn about the local customs and knowledge. This is basic common sense.
The higher one's spiritual root aptitude, the more nurturing one will receive from the sect. Since she wants to become stronger, why does she deliberately keep her spiritual root so low? I don't understand.
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