Spiritual Qi Revival: My School Beauty Goes on a Killing Spree!
灵气复苏：我家校花杀疯了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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461Chapters
18.3kRecommendations
47kFans
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The first few chapters were alright; the spiritual energy and supernatural abilities were appealing. However, after reading over ten chapters, it became quite boring—the protagonist hadn't even formally met the female lead, and it was all about martial arts schools and techniques. The plot didn't advance at all. It felt like Douluo Continent V, where in a world where humanity is extremely dangerous, Tang San ends up training in yet another "academy."
Let me say a few words. 1. The protagonist's timeline is practically compressed into a single file. 2. Guo Jia is practically a sieve; anyone can slip through his fingers. 3. Many people dislike the feature of having multiple clones, considering it a major drawback (I've discussed this with several friends, and many of them dislike it). 4. The romance plot is too weak.
To be honest, the plot is clichéd and rather trite. The protagonist has all sorts of out-of-place personality traits. While others are supposed to be losers when they should be, the protagonist is a loser no matter what. Nothing ever happens between the protagonist and the female lead, yet the female lead's best friends, who have never even met her, start saying they've never seen her so happy.
The clone has its own consciousness, so why are you reluctant to take it back? It's highly poisonous.
How about we take a look at "The Naming Art of Night"? It's said that Elbow and the editor carefully researched the market before writing this book.
The plot and content are alright, but the dialogue and actions in the fanfiction are really awkward. Too many minor characters share the same names as other works, and there are too many references and memes. Moderation is fine, but seeing this kind of thing every now and then is really annoying. Hopefully, the author will create more original content; innovation is key to long-term success. 🙏🙏🙏
The female lead always dresses scantily, giving passersby a treat. No man likes his wife's skin to be seen by others. I can't take it anymore if it happens a few more times. The villains are all from ten years ago. The male protagonist is chaotic and oblivious. Incompetence of officials and conglomerates
The premise is good, but the protagonist's personality isn't well-developed. This diligent character isn't suitable for this kind of story; it seems the author is stuck in a rut.
The author is so honest! New authors are only fit for fast food, giving their books those easy-to-understand titles. 🐶
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