Fairy, Please Compose Yourself
仙子，请矜持
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 570k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Rarely Does Such Fine Prose Grace the Page
You ride the wind below, gathering rosy clouds, Clad in clouds, bathed in the light of dawn. I wear this jade to show my purity, While sun and moon hide in shame as I walk alone. Endless spring breezes bring green to my brows, Bells ring far away as they pass over the sands. My heart is distant, white egrets take flight, The long river runs clear, yet cannot wash away its fragrance. Why envy beauty like a painted flower, When petals fall lightly and the wind blows free? At dusk I will eat chrysa
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To all my fellow readers, I sincerely request that you continue reading this book. So many great authors are starting new books these days... This book's performance isn't particularly good right now, and I'm quite worried that my recommendations will stop! First, I'd like to bow to my readers. Also, this book isn't an abandoned project; it will be published once it reaches a certain level of popularity!
First of all, I'm not a fanfic writer; it's just that this author's writing style really appeals to me.
I suggest changing the name. The name "General Zuo Quan" shouldn't be used casually. He was the highest-ranking Communist general to die in the War of Resistance against Japan; it's really inappropriate to have his name associated with a villain.
Writing is hard work; reporting it is really boring 🙄️
I sincerely hope that readers who don't want to read this can leave, but please don't report it. The author worked very hard on this, and it's clear that they put a lot of effort into it.
I read 150 chapters in one night. All I can say is that the protagonist's various unreasonable acts of self-destruction gave me high blood pressure. Also, there were too many female leads, making them seem very stereotypical. At the same time, there are many inconsistencies in the plot, and all the plot conflicts are resolved by the protagonist's halo, which directly leads to the ambiguity of the protagonist's character.
Having read up to chapter 50, let me share my thoughts. Personally, I feel that so far, all the content has been somewhat superficial. Having witnessed two events—the Sword-Asking Tournament and the Tiger Demon—I feel the author intended to write a semi-invincible (invincible among his contemporaries) chaotic love triangle story.
Hahaha, thank goodness I had the foresight to delete it beforehand. I accidentally found it again today. It really was abandoned.
A gentleman doesn't take what others love. If you don't like it, please leave. Reporting me doesn't even qualify you to be a petty person! Are you perhaps just incompetent and can't stand seeing others do well?
Has the author changed? Or is it just my imagination? When I read around chapter 100, it felt like a mature writer in his twenties or thirties had suddenly turned into a novice middle school student.