
The Long Days and Nights of the Immortals
仙家日月长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Books I've Enjoyed in Recent Years, Mostly Female-Led Xianxia and Mystery
I'm picky and always running out of books. Lately, I'm only reading xianxia, fantasy, and mystery novels with good prose. I like strong male and female leads who stand side by side. No weak little flowers, no saintly characters, no mindless stories, and no melodramatic romantic entanglements full of angst. Books I've read and liked: Jiejian by Yu Jing Peng Xiang; From Longevity to Ascension by Xiao Shi Ni Ge Zha Zha; The Legend of Shen Li by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang; The First Sickly Disciple of the Cul
A Veteran Reader's Picks: Great Books with Level-Headed Protagonists and Fresh Ideas
This list mainly recommends books with protagonists who have sound values and fresh ideas. I’m not saying they’re all amazing, but each one has something that struck a chord with me. Of course, because of time constraints, I’ve only read parts of many of them. The list isn’t limited to any one genre: male-oriented, female-oriented, romance, and fantasy are all included. Follow if anything catches your eye.
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The book is truly enjoyable, with a leisurely writing style that exudes an ethereal quality. It's a pity that it always delves into the male lead's life in separate chapters; I prefer reading about the female lead's life. Besides, while fantasy novels don't necessarily need a strong female lead, I really can't accept the romantic subplots. I'm a fan of novels without a romantic pairing.
This book will likely resume stable updates around January.
This book will likely resume stable updates around January.
The author's writing style and narrative method are quite good, but the characters' introductions felt a bit inexplicable. A character would suddenly appear, only to be described later in the story. Some characters I couldn't even remember their identities or where they had appeared before, requiring me to flip back to find out. Overall, it's still quite worth reading.
I mentioned that the two books are independent works, but I felt that *Xian Wu* ended too abruptly. When I reached the Nine Heavens, I thought things were finally over, especially since A-Yun was an important character, and then it just ended.
To be honest, the female lead's character wasn't very well-developed, while the supporting characters were quite distinct. It felt like the story itself drove the female lead's actions.
The author has started a new story! I'm here!!
I've been quite busy lately.
I've been quite busy lately, so I'll be taking a break from updating for a while.
Approximately how many words? I'll check it again when it's almost finished. I've read a few abandoned novels and I'm too scared to follow any more updates. 🤤
Who knows why Yunyan and the others went looking for Ayun? They just looked at the area behind them where there was cloud grass.
It's on the Qidian homepage's featured list! Keep up the good work! (ง •̀_•́)ง