Xuanhuan: I Created the Heavenly Secrets Pavilion from the Start!
玄幻：我！开局创建天机阁！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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290Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
42kFans
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It's well-written, but it's not meant for human consumption.
I've only read the first few chapters, and I feel the male lead is a bit low. He's supposedly invincible, but inside he's like a monkey; he just puts on airs and acts aloof. This kind of male lead is really unlikable.
It's disgusting, utterly toxic. The protagonist initially sends someone to steal from someone else's sacred site, then the Blade Armor attacks, and he sends someone else to steal again. That's not the main issue; the problem is how the protagonist is portrayed as completely innocent. It's utterly disgusting.
Let's focus on writing Boss Chen's book properly.
My story begins with me being forced into marriage by the Empress, and from then on, I'm forced into a reverse relationship and become stronger.
I transmigrated to a fantasy world, where I was forced into marriage by the empress and coveted by the sect leader, who then forced me to live off her. Unfortunately, I became a cultivation fanatic and was constantly being pushed around, and being pushed around made me stronger. Sword cultivation leads to divine power; techniques are automatically trained. Come and take a look; just click in to see. Start with max-level swordsmanship and slay across the heavens.
This kind of novel must remember that Heaven and Earth are ruthless and treat all things as straw dogs. The protagonist must be aloof and heartless, and cannot be unable to resist women all day long, or be thinking about showing off in front of others. He must be showing off everywhere.
I was recommended this book, and I'm wondering if I should go back and reflect on myself.
That's awesome!
In a world without Great Emperors, the protagonist kills Quasi-Emperors like pigs and dogs, and yet he's still considered a nobody? The villains must be out of their minds.
How dare you start a new book after you stopped updating your cultivation novel and don't want to continue writing it properly?