A Chess Fate in Rotten Persimmon: Bonus Chapter
烂柯棋缘：番外
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 10k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Why not write about other characters? For example, Bai Qi, Xie Zhi, Ying Feng, or even Feng Daoyou (Xi Feng). After reading what that phoenix said later, I really wanted to know why she said that. Did they know each other before, or did Xi Feng know that Mr. Ji had made the same choice to save that world? It felt like foreshadowing, and I thought it would be explained later, but!!! No!!! Are you really not planning to fill in the gaps? \(`Δ')/
The best cultivation novel I've ever read, a breath of fresh air in the cultivation novel genre. (=^▽^=) I just can't bear to see it end, and I can't bear to see the epilogue either (つД`)
The author's writing style, "Rotten Chessboard," has a "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" feel to it. It's a good book. I don't have many fancy words to describe it; it's simply a good book.
The doctor's book was switched with someone else's; what does that mean? Are you implying something?
Holy crap, I thought there was only one chapter left in "Rotten Chessboard".
I felt that the Aze chapter was poorly written; I couldn't read it at all.
This is a side story that has absolutely nothing to do with the main story.
I am Bai Qi, the God of Chunmujiang River.
Could you please write a side story about Bai Qi? Did he transform into a dragon for the third time? Did he succeed? I felt a sense of unease when I first read the book and came across Bai Qi.
The best cultivation novel I've ever read, bar none.
There are still so many plot holes left to fill, I'm speechless.