I Became a Heavenly Master in Another World
我在异世做天师
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- Completed
- Length
- 867k Words
- Genre
- Suspense Mystery
- Subgenre
- Eerie Thriller
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The female lead is a bit too much of a saint. Are there no novels these days that aren't saintly?
On one hand, she says she doesn't want to get involved, pretending to be indifferent, but on the other hand, she meddles in everything. This female lead's personality is truly hard to describe.
Forgive my bluntness, but this book is a bit gritty to read!
I don't understand why some people think the female lead is a saint. Is she supposed to be a cold-blooded person who watches others die in front of her and has the ability to save them but chooses not to? She's human; humans have feelings!
Is this a story written by a mentally challenged, idiotic, or simplistic person?
I haven't seen such a disgusting main personality in a long time. 🙂🙂
Why not explain yourself? You always blame the primary personality. You could easily shirk responsibility, but you just accept it. The person who was hurt doesn't even want revenge. You're complicating something simple. What kind of thought process is that?
Honestly, I think the female lead's grandmother is a total troublemaker. She's always causing trouble, and I'm so annoyed by her. And even when it's clearly her fault, she always blames the alchemist. Doesn't she have the nerve?
The opening is abrupt and illogical. First, the main personality never cultivates, but the secondary personality wants to. Where do they find the books? Do they magically appear in the protagonist's room? Do they have to find them themselves? Don't others notice such a drastic change? Are they all blind? Are they pretending? Can this secondary personality even fake it?
This ending has left me a bit confused!