My Senior Sister Is a Little Too Strong
我家师姐有点强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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A Collection of Strong Female Lead Novels
There are too many books, and I can't fit them all here, so I'll put some in the description or under the recommendations. Mostly books without a male lead. If they're not on Qidian, they're from somewhere else. Updates are irregular because I'm terminally lazy. There are also recommendations in the comments, but my tastes are unpredictable, so I rarely add them to the list. Feel free to check them out yourself if you're interested! Other stories without male leads: <My Fortune-Telling Made Me a
A Kindhearted Old Bookworm’s Recommendations: Various Immortal Cultivation Novels
I've been reading for at least ten years. Everything on this list is something I've read or followed, so you can count on the quality. Everyone has different tastes, so I can't promise you'll all like these, but I'll do my best. May no reader ever run out of books. Thanks for following.
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Having endured the master's toxicity, she was disgusted by the senior brother. Although in the cultivation world, the weak have no rights, this senior brother almost absorbed all of the female lead's chaotic spiritual energy, and then drove her away after she absorbed nothing.
Isn't this the same plot as the web series "Spirit Sword Mountain"?
Why should I tolerate Wang Jing? I don't understand. He keeps bullying the female lead, taking advantage of her, and disrespecting her. The more I watch, the angrier I get. 😒
I've read over 400 chapters, and I'm speechless. The magic is like legend, with absolutely no fighting techniques. There are hardly any ranged attacks, and the characters are practically nonexistent. The characters are written with no redeeming qualities, and why are they constantly sending people flying? The female lead seems to be developing into a saintly figure. It's too depressing; she's like someone who knows nothing but her fists. There's no idealism.
I just found out that the author has started a new book! I'm so happy! I was lucky enough to discover an event in the book club, and I'm going to participate! I highly recommend Bao Da's books; I absolutely love reading them. The initial character design did resemble a female version of Spirit Sword Mountain, but the later parts didn't seem to have much in common. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it.
Am I the only one who finds the female lead's master disgusting? The premise feels somewhat similar to "Once Upon a Time in Lingjian Mountain," only the male and female leads are reversed.
That Wang Jingjin is of extremely poor character. He blatantly steals and robs, shameless and utterly despicable, even worse than a villain.
Speechless. I hate both the senior brother and the master. From the synopsis, I thought the female lead would be an incredibly strong sword cultivator, but... Why does she become so frustrated when she encounters these two?
That's it? Not enough! And then? She finds out her father is a god? And then that's it.
It's almost chapter 200 and he's still only 13 years old, I'm speechless.