Brocade Snake Demon Immortal
锦蛇妖仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 129k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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63Chapters
2.3kRecommendations
3.7kFans
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As someone who follows the updates every day, I still died from poisoning in the latest chapter. The protagonist is a snake demon who cultivates Taoist techniques and actually enjoys teasing others. And it's not just harmless little pranks, but rather taking pleasure in the helplessness, fear, and pain of others. With such a character, he actually wants to become an immortal.
The synopsis clearly states that the main character is female, and it's not a fantasy/beast story. If you don't like it, there's nothing I can do.
Let me explain why I write transformation novels. Personally, I really like the "powerful, mysterious, and wicked woman" type of character in novels. However, in orthodox male protagonist novels, this type of character is basically just part of the male protagonist's harem. There are very few stories that truly explore the "wicked woman" in detail or depth.
Could the author please get rid of those disgusting men (not referring to all men)? The thought of the protagonist touching their bodies makes me nauseous. Wouldn't it be better to replace the personal servants with women? Couldn't you wear shoes when you hit someone? Or use a weapon? I have a serious case of mysophobia.
Also, in ancient times, men and women were not supposed to have physical contact. Could you please not let the protagonist touch them casually? Don't you know that it will make them have disgusting fantasies?
Ah, I was enjoying watching it, and then I was told it was abandoned.
Some books just disappear after you've been nurturing them for a while, and the worst part is I've only nurtured a few pages!
This book is right up my alley. I've read similar books before, but most of them portrayed the protagonist as a sleazy, manipulative character. This book, however, truly captures the theme of "a bad woman"—unrestrained yet with certain moral boundaries.
It would be fine if a random passerby were treated like this, but the thought of it being the main character is unbearable.
The female snake was quite disgusting; it ruined the sense of immersion.
Thank you for finishing the series. I got 99 points, so I came here to express my gratitude, even though I only read about twenty chapters before I couldn't continue.