The All-Round Spirit Mage of the Great Wilderness
大荒全能灵术师
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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381Chapters
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There's no need to bring up hygiene every few chapters. I really don't want to see the female lead poop. One or two times is enough to let people know she's not fasting, but too much description is disgusting. Almost every time the female lead moves to a new location, there's a specific description of her going to the toilet. Is that really necessary? 😅
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🙂🙂 Look here, look here. For those of you who read the comments before reading the article, the author would like to say something here. The beginning of this story is all about setting up the plot (about 40 chapters). In the middle, there will be a few chapters that are, well, how should I put it, rather dull plots or background introductions (because the world-building is very large, the author…
It feels like every danger is enough to kill the female lead several times over; she has absolutely no ability to protect herself. Yet, she's forcibly protected and doesn't die. If the protagonist unknowingly ingests poisonous food, the system will only issue a warning of poisoning after the fact; the poison will not kill the protagonist. She can be rescued by orcs when she is in danger.
I got tired of the earlier parts and skipped to "Entering the World," but after only a few chapters, I couldn't believe my eyes. It's astonishing! I haven't seen such a natural and blatant disregard for women, treating them merely as objects. Even the female protagonist's desire to change her situation feels forced and perfunctory. Is the author a man?
After seeing how good the female lead was to Xiao Zhao, I didn't really want to continue watching. Will it be the same later on? It's not that the female lead is particularly good to Xiao Zhao, but seeing how badly she treats so many people and things, I'm still happy to be kind to her. I hope that more and more people will become the kind of people the female lead wants to protect in the future.
I've added it to my bookshelf. The female-oriented genre is really not doing well. I hope the author stays enthusiastic and keeps up the good work.
The female lead's life is a bit tragic, but the author writes so well! I love this kind of well-developed, flesh-and-blood protagonist. Keep it up, author!
I like female protagonists who focus on their careers.
This is great! A masterpiece, in my opinion! Plain stories don't feel right; adventure stories are so exciting!
It's free for a limited time! A book worth checking out.