Traveling Between Two Worlds: Founding an Ancestral Court in Uncle Jiu's World
两界穿梭：从九叔世界立祖庭
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- Completed
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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My personal suggestion is that you should rename the Xuanyuan Sword. The way you've written it makes it sound like the emperor's jade seal. It's said that not only ghosts, but even zombies dare not approach it. It represents a certain status, the fortune of a dynasty. Zombies and ghosts can be separated and killed at will, and bestowed titles upon them at will.
If you were to write Xuan-Yuan Sword the way you do it, you might as well add another element. For example, you could travel to any world inhabited by humans, and you would be responsible for the evolution of that world's humans, like turning a martial arts world into a fantasy world.
An ancestral heirloom forcibly absorbs the lifespan of one's descendants—it's utterly absurd! The worst part is, the protagonist is incredibly proud of it, his family is a complete mess, and his fiancée is the same. What a clueless protagonist!
I'm sorry, I don't have a problem with the surname Ji or the Xuanyuan Sword; I just find it very offensive and strongly urge you authors to stop insulting them. I couldn't finish this book because of this, and I don't want to read it anymore, just like I hate that the protagonists in Tang San's novels all have the surname Tang—no matter how good his books are, I won't read them. I absolutely hate it when you authors do this.
Author, the scene where Li Xiaoyao and Zhao Ling'er get married is so damn stupid! They weren't able to get married because he ruined her virginity; it was because Li Xiaoyao saved young Zhao Ling'er by traveling through time. And you just follow the plot and you're already marrying her? What kind of nonsense are you talking about?
Why isn't the pig's trotter called Ji Ba? Calling it that would definitely make it a hit.
Just from the synopsis, I knew it was doomed, and the content lived up to my expectations. The Fairy Island storyline is mindless, and Jiang Li, the girl next to the protagonist, could poison many people.
I can't take it anymore, it's too outrageous. I bet the author is just writing nonsense, it's too shocking.
He died from poisoning. I'm posting this as proof: this book is doomed to fail.
Another one of those tropes where the protagonist's useless fiancée starts off scheming? Seriously, this is insane! It's so angsty, I'm turning off the show!!! It's truly toxic.