The White-Robed Sword Immortal of Qingyun

Lu Xueqi

I feel like I am aboriginal but not aboriginal, and the writing is specious.

Has the protagonist seen Zhu Xian? You said he has seen it, but he doesn't know Wan Wan. He hasn't seen it, but he knows Zhou Xian. It's such a repeated contradiction and he doesn't want to watch it.

This book is very well written, and I have read a lot of Zhu Xian fan fiction, but the main character in it gave me the impression that it is another original novel with Zhu Xian as the background, and it is not a fan novel. Although it generally follows the original work, it does not prevent me from giving it an excellent Xiuxian novel (it is not a fan novel, and there is no feeling of fan fiction in it. I would like to say that I have not read the original work, and it is undoubtedly more immersive). It is worth reading. I hope the author will update it faster.

Ethereal and pure

Fellow Taoists, I have reached the fourth level of Jade Purity

Is the main character an original native or a time traveler? At first I just wanted to have a single heroine, Xue Qi, but after Baguio came out, I thought it would be a dual heroine. I hope Baguio will stop using the infatuation curse.

How should I put it? The most taboo thing among fans is to follow the plot flow and have to do everything first-hand.

Um, let me give you a suggestion. The author is ambiguous in many readings. For a book, you should have a basic outline, and then change the character settings and so on. Even if it is a fan novel, there should be some. The most basic thing in your book is whether the protagonist knows the plot. You are not sure yet... This seems to be very confusing. Does that mean you know or don't know? You won't let me guess, right?

Harem? Speechless, gone, gone