This Immortal Dynasty Is a Little Fierce
这个仙朝有点猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
187Chapters
0Votes
2kRecs
19.9kFans
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Reader comments 22
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There are too many women, female generals, fortune tellers, author, what are you doing? Didn't you find that the leaders in all walks of life are basically men? It's determined by their personality. Just look at Wu Zetian and you will know. Managing a country is a mess. Your book doesn't feel masculine to me. Women lead the development of all walks of life. I'm not talking about women. After all, the division of labor is different.
There are a lot of women in high-ranking positions. Maybe the author made them have too much presence... No more comments. I have withdrawn them.
Just saw Chapter 2, everyone is like a dragon practicing cultivation, but the prince of a country does not practice, tsk. It doesn't make sense. After all, cultivation can lead to immortality, and it's still under a situation where there are thousands of races.
Can I complain? Today's novels are all the same. As long as the protagonist is in seclusion, something will happen. It seems that if nothing happens, the plot will not be written. Every novel is like this, so can't we write something different?
When I saw Chapter 33, I suddenly didn't want to read anymore. I forcibly added an enemy to the protagonist, and it was an upper realm with countless times more profound knowledge. This kind of hellish start was really not good.
The generals are all women! I'm really speechless... Speechless
I have only read a few chapters of the book, and I think it is imitating the late Qin Dynasty. It just changed the name.
To be honest, there are too many female characters and the results are not good. It's not that there is any prejudice against women, it's just that it's not realistic. Under the feudal system, the possibility of women becoming talented is too low. Even in modern society, there are still more men than women at the top in various countries.
The pace is too tight, and the protagonist seems to be the source of disaster. Everything happens in advance when he comes.
Chapter 33 The existence of the previous term suddenly changed the flavor of the whole book.