
Transmigrated into a Book: Villainous Big Shots, Please Return
穿书之炮灰大佬请归位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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483Chapters
67Recommendations
37Fans
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The novel is very good, the story is engaging and exciting, and I haven't found any logical flaws so far. I also like the protagonist's personality. Actually, what I really want to read is a cultivation novel with a male lead and romance. Life is long, let alone the path to immortality.
To be honest, it's quite beautiful, but I accidentally saw the comments. After looking at the table of contents again, I feel all I can say is sorry.
The comments mention a male lead? If this is really a case of misrepresenting something as deceptive as fact...
Why is it labeled as "no couple" when there's a pairing tag? Isn't that misleading?
I've read about 20 chapters. The writing is good, but I haven't quite grasped the story's background yet. It doesn't seem to be a traditional cultivation novel! If I'm not mistaken, while both cultivators and immortals cultivate spiritual power, they are essentially two different things! Cultivators learn some basic spells to exorcise and capture demons, while immortals are those who can fly.