The Beggar
乞怜人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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386Chapters
2.1kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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I couldn't bear to watch the part in Chapter Fourteen where they save the child. I just can't stand the idea of healing a villain. And for a cultivator to be so subservient, with no plot twists and no logical explanation, makes me feel uncomfortable.
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I've roughly read through the readers' comments and I understand what everyone means. However, the main issue is that some readers feel frustrated with Xuanzhou following his master in the opening sequence. But please keep a calm mind and I'll try not to be too harsh on you. Xuanzhou is still young, and there are many rules for beggars.
This book is indeed good, but it's a bit cold.
It's well-written, but I dislike the author's completely morally ambiguous thinking. First, the author kills the child's master, then threatens to kill the protagonist and his apprentice if they can't be saved, yet still tries to save them. Even when Qian Fukang destroys the barrier and threatens to kill them, the author still tries to persuade the female ghost to be kind. This is truly unbearable!
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There's a reason it's not popular. 1. Niche genre 2. Fragmented plot 3. No main storyline 4. No cultivation 5. Ye Ningshuang is annoying, forced plot 6. Chaotic and boring
I can understand that cultivators have principles and scruples, but what gives ordinary people the audacity to think they can harm and humiliate cultivators? This is the biggest plot hole in the entire book so far. Simply put, if a tiger is full, it won't eat sheep, and a sheep isn't qualified to provoke a tiger.
This novel is so good, you all dream about it? How many years of reading experience have you had?
Daily diary, truly deserving of its title "Daily Poison Guide"
I'd prefer a single female lead. Ye Ning Shuang would be ideal!
It feels like the protagonist gets involved in various events without any real skills or hidden advantages, which is quite toxic. I've read over a hundred chapters and it's still like this, I really can't take it anymore. And knowing that Ye Ningshuang is a calamity, yet still going to touch her, is just unbearable.