
Parrot of the Altar
神坛之鹦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 19k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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9Chapters
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Lin Ying Whitewash Plan
The protagonist's character is too dark. I hope everyone can uphold correct and good views and not be affected by the author's story. In order for this book to have a happy ending, I decided to clean up the protagonist in the later stage. From a perverted monster who does all evil, he discovers the truth, goodness and beauty of the world through unforgettable experiences, and finally becomes a hero who saves the common people. Don't criticize me yet. For Lin Ying's whitewashing plan, I hope everyone can provide the author with some help, suggestions, and write down some bizarre, interesting or sad little plots in the comment area. The author will select some plots according to the outline and integrate them into the story, as the reasons for Lin Ying's change and the foreshadowing before the change. Finally, it is our country's "Socialist Core Values". Prosperity, democracy, civilization, and harmony. Freedom, equality, justice, rule of law. Patriotic, dedicated, honest and friendly.
The beginning is really catchy! The plot behind it is also pretty good. Although I don't like the male protagonist's current character very much, I look forward to clearing it up in the later stages. The author needs to work hard. Du Xue'e really made me want to give up the book.
Day, the writing is too sloppy, the quality is not up to standard, the plot is not rigorous, and the protagonist's character is destined to be a hit on the street. Cut it off. Think about it before writing the next book seriously. You can't be so sloppy anymore.
Is this the end? Emmm…