From the Martial World to the Immortal Realm
从武林砍到修仙界
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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 came in and looked at it three or four times, and every time I was disgusted by the wife and left. If you want to close it, you can close it, if you don't want to close it, you can't close it, just keep pulling back and forth. It even reached the world of immortality. I think it was cut into the toilet.
After reading more than a hundred chapters, I felt infinitely depressed. Personally, I think that the departure of every supporting character should have some effect, either to advance the plot or to allow the protagonist to grow, just like Krillin's death was to allow Kakarot to explode into the Super Race. Many people think that the Wangsun family is a poisonous point. I think the poisonous point is okay. I don't even think it is a poisonous point. The key lies in how to deal with it. For example, she can be directly hacked to death by Wang Laizi, and the protagonist becomes more ruthless from then on. This is the growth of the protagonist. In other words, she left a last letter and left alone to wander the world. This not only reflects the loyalty of this woman who has been weak for half her life, but also pave the way for her later transformation into a heroine. This is the growth of a supporting character. But now that Wang Sunshi has left the scene indifferently, it is like a branch plot that has nothing to do with the main plot. Apart from knowing that this person exists, it is of no use to the advancement of the plot.
I can see that Pig's Feet is a dog-licker. Maybe the author has a dog-licker plot.
Author, what kind of environment did you grow up in? Do you think about married women every day?
Others are golden chapters, you are like shit golden chapters
Except for the Wang Sun family, the other plots are pretty good. This Wang Sun family is probably just for the protagonist, who wants to create some plot to stimulate the readers. However, if you want excitement, then go ahead. That kind of social background is not a problem, but they also arranged to say that this woman's husband is a natural eunuch, and this woman is still a virgin. Does the author have a virginity complex? On the contrary, I feel that this setting is a black point. It would be better not to arrange this woman. In this kind of martial society, if an ordinary woman is by the protagonist's side, normally, as long as there is an enemy, it will be difficult to seduce the protagonist, and it will be difficult to tamper with his family?
Please write less about Wang Sunshi, the character description and setting are really not good.
Brother, you must be a drug addict. You are getting married here. Why are you still thinking blindly in your mind? 😅 What do you want to prove? Prove that you and Sun Xiaocao are true love. Now you are forced to describe it?
Audience: divorced, mentally weak and disadvantaged women
The book was originally a good book, but it was ruined by the character of Wang Sunshi.
The protagonist has seen a lot of beauties, such as Fang Qingtang, but he is only interested in a married woman like Wang Sun (the protagonist does not avoid suspicion at all, and takes great care of Wang Sun, and he always wants to get close to her, saying that he is not interested in Wang Sun, I am afraid no reader will believe it), it is really strange! Could it be that the author is a wife addict?