From the Martial World to the Immortal Realm
从武林砍到修仙界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The World of Xianxia and Fantasy
Cultivation, fantasy, historical fiction, infinite-loop stories, urban entertainment, a bit of everything! I've been reading for years and use books to pass the time after work. I don't mind power fantasies, but you won't find simplistic novels on this list. Overly pretentious ones aren't good for casual reading either. I've carefully picked these books, read them, and enjoyed them enough to recommend them to you. I'm either following every book here or have finished it after purchasing all the
Listening to the Wind Pavilion: A Little Book Nook for Great Reads
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I've come in to check it out three or four times, and each time I was disgusted and left. They keep going back and forth like this, neither accepting nor rejecting anything. They even dragged it into the cultivation world. I think they slashed it into the toilet.
After reading over a hundred chapters, I felt incredibly frustrated. Personally, I think that the departure of every supporting character should serve some purpose, either to advance the plot or to help the protagonist grow, just like Krillin's death was to enable Goku to unleash his Super Saiyan form. Many people think that Wang Sunshi is a problem, but I don't think that's a problem at all.
I can see it now, the protagonist is a simp, maybe the author has a thing for simps.
Author, what kind of environment did you grow up in that you're always thinking about married women?
Others have three golden chapters, yours are a piece of crap.
Aside from the Wangsun woman, the rest of the plot was quite good. It seems the Wangsun woman was just the protagonist's type, added to create drama for the readers. However, while drama is fine, the social context is problematic, but to add that her husband is a castrated man and she's a virgin—does the author have a virginity complex?
Please write less about Wang Sunshi; the character description and setting are really not good.
Brother, you're really into drugs. You're getting married right here, why are you thinking about all sorts of nonsense? 😅 What are you trying to prove? That you and Sun Xiaocao are true love and that you're just being forced into this situation?
Target audience: Divorced, mentally unstable, and vulnerable women
The book was originally a good book, but it was ruined by the character of Wang Sunshi.
The protagonist has met many beautiful women, such as Fang Qingtang, but he is only interested in Wang Sunshi, a married woman (the protagonist makes no attempt to avoid suspicion, takes great care of Wang Sunshi, and is very attentive to her, always trying to get close to her; no reader would believe he has no interest in her). How strange! Could it be that the author is a wife-obsessed person?