Taking Concubines at One Hundred: Awakening the Peerless Heavenly Spirit Root
百岁纳妾：觉醒绝品天灵根
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- Completed
- Length
- 600k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The protagonist is so useless! Where's your supposedly top-tier spiritual root? It's even worse than a useless spiritual root!
Over the course of a century, the protagonist's modern-day transmigrator identity, the improvement in martial arts skills and temperament, combat experience, resource accumulation, power building, and other fortuitous encounters all seem to have lost their meaning.
Bro, the "writing-by-doing" style isn't in vogue anymore. Your approach to the female lead is over a decade outdated. Learn from some excellent works of your time. Overly confident attempts at originality will only lead to failure.
The author won't leave that woman alive in the end, will he? Killing her wouldn't be enough to vent his anger.
The author wanted to create a compelling female protagonist to rival the main character, but seeing that the book's performance was still overshadowed by the main character upon release, the poor sales are likely due to this female protagonist. Living to be over a hundred years old, she doesn't need to be almost supernaturally intelligent; she should at least be somewhat clever.
I can't stand reading this kind of forced writing anymore, I'm not going to read it anymore.
The protagonist has a very low IQ, at least lower than the female protagonist. She always brings up things first, and then the protagonist thinks carefully and thinks, "Yeah, this little vixen makes sense."
The protagonist is such a waste! Xin Yue'er has no cultivation, so why is her combat skill equal to the protagonist's? I don't know what the author was thinking. The protagonist is even going to reconcile with Xin Yue'er later? Are you stupid? Why not just kill Xin Yue'er? Why keep that scheming woman around? The character Xin Yue'er is such a venomous woman, she disgusts me.
Many people, upon seeing the title, are mostly looking for a story about geniuses. Isn't the "genius" genre all about someone being more talented than the protagonist? Now, there's a female protagonist who's just as talented as the main character in every way, and even surpasses him in other aspects. What's the point of reading this?
This character, Xinyue, is ridiculously over-the-top. She's inhuman. One of the protagonists has a unique spiritual root, the other a dual spiritual root, and the other always has the exact same thing. The protagonist breaks through, and so does she. The protagonist wants to kill her, and she immediately thinks of killing him too.