
Please Call Me the Illusory Immortal
请叫我幻仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To be honest, when I heard those discussion posts about whether there were female protagonists or not, I suddenly didn't want to read them anymore. For those who are discussing whether there is a female protagonist or not, why not write a book of your own? It feels even more disgusting to force the plot to go this way🤮🤮
I hope there won't be a female protagonist 😆😆😆. Women in books are always long-winded, and then keep getting into trouble and dragging them down, or getting emotionally involved with the male protagonist and male partner. Of course, I don't rule out books with strong women, but I personally prefer clean and neat things. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.
Seriously. What the author wrote is pretty good. However, I'm tired of watching this cliche plot of starting from the bottom and working your way up step by step, and climbing up. It's so damn outdated. Anyway, I only lasted a dozen chapters. Maybe that veteran was laying the groundwork. The protagonist will suddenly become very strong in the future, but what does that have to do with me? The pace of your writing is too slow
This book is good and has a fairy-like flavor. There is no plot of bitterness, hatred and constant killing all day long.
The front is really attractive, but the back is a good Taoist friend who is described as a pet and gets annoyed when he sees the young master.
Overall, it's okay. I suggest you continue reading it. However, in some places, in order to promote the plot, you have to be prudent and don't be greedy.
The author's writing is good, but people couldn't stand the previous book. It's not that the author's writing is not good, it just makes it look like a donkey practicing Taoism. A large section of the book is about a donkey practicing Taoism, almost like the protagonist becoming a Taoist monk. I really can't stand it. I hope this book will not go astray and write less nonsense plots, otherwise it will be a waste of writing!
How to write about the heroine
It's not that readers don't like the female protagonist, but they don't like the male protagonist licking the female protagonist. Let alone licking the female protagonist, even if you have a male partner who keeps the male protagonist licking the female protagonist, readers won't want to read it. What most readers want is a green leaf character that can roll as far as it can when used or not. After all, most readers don't want a leech on themselves when they are involved in the plot. So the author! Don't write a leech character on the protagonist's growth journey. This is an online novel that earns fast food money and does not require your devotion to the Holy Mother spirit and the so-called self-movation. Understand?
Xu Yuanchang
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I hope there will be a single heroine
If you can write clearly, it is recommended to have a Taoist companion to help each other. To practice Taoism is not to be a monk, nor to be a eunuch, nor to be ruthless and merciless. It is following one's heart, doing things spontaneously, doing nothing and doing nothing, doing something and not doing anything. It's normal to have Taoist couples! ! ! !