
The Zither Immortal Who Began in the Strange Tales of Liaozhai
聊斋世界开始的琴仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 854k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I was pleasantly surprised, thinking I had found a charming fantasy novel, where the zither is used to prove one's Dao—how elegant and ethereal! But when I opened the book, I was disgusted; it ruined the genre.
Haha, the protagonist's mindset is always clinging to wishful thinking. Without the system, could you survive even a day? Do you know that a beggar who breaks into a brothel will be beaten to death?
The author's writing skills are lacking; the scene of playing the piano is barely described, just a few sentences followed by the applause of the people around them—it feels so perfunctory.
Very 😍
It claims to be about writing music, but it's just a facade.
The subject matter is excellent, but the writing is poor, like a rambling account. You might as well just watch the movie again.
Well, I like the protagonist being a musician, but I can't say I appreciate your writing style.
*Ding!* System notification: Reader ⊙⊙ Goodbye.
Hmm, it feels a bit hollow. The characters aren't well-developed and are rather bland.
It's hilarious to think that someone would pull out a piano and play it during a fight 🤫.