Peerless: Those Blessed by Luck

Why does the protagonist still want to get along with Chuxue's so offensive tone? In the real world, people like this will stop contacting each other once they hit a wall. What does the author want to express? I feel that the appearance and interaction of this character are far-fetched, and there is a feeling of being out of place. He doesn't get along with other characters so smoothly, which is very annoyingòᆺó

Original heroine? If the writing is not profound and touching, the characters may not have as much presence as the supporting characters in the original work, and may be easily offended.

I'm already afraid of dog-licking stories. Many Douluo fans have this problem. If the original heroine is very confident, she won't talk about it. She also has a tendency to lick. Now it's a hot face against a cold butt, and it doesn't feel good anymore. Looking at the previous part, I thought it was the kind of attitude of doing nothing or letting nature take its course, laughing at the changing winds and observing the various situations in the world. This image feels very authentic. I don't mean to be picky, but I'm just too afraid of licking dog stories. Most of the stories I've been reading lately are without female protagonists.

Come on author, I finally found another Peerless Tang Sect fanfiction that I can read. Can the author reveal if there is a female protagonist? I've read so many Peerless Tang Sect fanfictions that it's so hard to find female protagonists that I don't understand what's so good about those protagonists. I'm all criticizing them. I hope the author doesn't do this.

Which route to take? Assistance or control

The first time 😰

The soul skills can be changed, one for fire attack and one for fire healing.

This Chuxue... Can't be the Snow Emperor!

Why do you admire the Qibao Glazed Sect so much? I feel that the support is too passive. At best, I am a partner, at worst, I am a vassal. Controlling your own power is better than anything else. The protagonist has also daydreamed about being a disciple of the Seven Treasures Glazed Sect? Does the protagonist have such a talent that he still needs to daydream like this? Isn't this simply the envy of rich people who are beggars? There is no denying the role of assistance, but I personally think that the most important thing about this worldview is that you have the power and autonomy to control yourself. I would rather lose if my skills are inferior to others than to have the victory or defeat completely in the hands of others. Therefore, the king rarely plays support