From the Start, I Married a Tiger Immortal Maiden
开局迎娶虎仙娘子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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162Chapters
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16.1kFans
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A young couple
Amber
Female lead
White tiger
This is a story of going from offering oneself to a tiger, to being unable to dismount from a tiger, and finally to the proverb "nothing ventured, nothing gained." Sun Sidao, who had been the top salesperson for three consecutive years, encountered danger and time-traveled during a team-building activity, arriving in a wonderful world where ghosts, foxes, immortals, and gods coexist.
Seeing this setup in Chapter 17 is a bit disgusting. He has a wife but practices a technique that can't break his primordial yang energy—did he get a wife just to use her as a sacrifice? 🥵
This introduction... Hmm, I think I get it now. It redefines the saying, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained." 😏
Keep it up! The female lead's character is alright, just not distinct enough. If the author's selling point is the female lead, then they should give her more screen time.
I hope there are multiple female protagonists, and the story revolves around developing rune technology and farming, eventually leading to a multi-dimensional divine dynasty. From a personal perspective, I hope the transmigrators can play a role in developing technology and rune technology, because falling behind means being vulnerable to attack (like the Qing Dynasty).
Sun Sidao
It was a pretty good book, with an engaging beginning, but then it was abruptly cut off. Honestly, can readers really trust an author who keeps abandoning their work?