
I Can Exchange for Anything
我可以兑换万物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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303Chapters
11.9kRecommendations
61.8kFans
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These are all books I read and thought were pretty good, so I added them on the spot. This list is also something of a memo, since there are so many ongoing novels and I'm afraid I'll forget them.
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Qishui's Reading List
Mostly sweet romance, with a few other genres mixed in.
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After reading the first few chapters, I feel that the protagonist is too much of a sycophant, he's practically a bootlicker. With such a powerful cheat ability, and in a world of cultivation where there are plenty of beautiful women, is it really necessary for him to fawn over one woman like that?
Does the author have a different understanding of the concept of "marrying into the wife's family" than I do? In ancient times, this usually occurred when the woman's family had no brothers or sons to inherit the family business. Children born after the marriage would take the woman's surname and then inherit the family business. Moreover, it was usually the man's second son who was chosen.
It's addictive; the male lead is too sweet. It's so frustrating to watch!
The author is female, I'm sure of it. 😜😜😜
Author, I'm leaving now. The beginning was alright, but I couldn't stand it after the protagonist's grandfather appeared. Was he deliberately sabotaging his grandson (the protagonist)? He could have developed stealthily and become invincible, but he insisted on staging a drama of killing and counter-killing.
Those who marry into the bride's family are usually beaten to death by her own family. Everyone, disperse. Don't believe me? Go search "maybe the death rate for men who marry into the bride's family" on Baidu.
As someone who doesn't have a wife or even a girlfriend, I really can't relate to this. 😭
Is this novel on the wrong channel? It should be a female-oriented novel, right?
This is basically an urban romance novel disguised as a high-martial arts cultivation story—at least that's how it is at first. It's disgusting.
The beginning was quite good, with various instances of the protagonist feigning weakness to outmaneuver others, fighting beyond his level, and encountering all sorts of fortuitous events. His cheat ability allowed him to exchange for a ton of useful items. However, after Ye Qianqian appeared, the writing became too frustrating, designed to suppress the protagonist's strength.