
Ghost Immortal!
鬼仙!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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294Chapters
1kRecommendations
2.2kFans
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There seem to be quite a few novels with female protagonists at the beginning lately!
I love watching other people time-travel as women! 🙂
It seems like posting about being a woman in the comments can also help you gain attention 🙂mysticism
Good books aren't popular; their exposure is a bit low 😅. This one has more emotional resonance than the previous ones. Take a look, see? The supporting character's aura is on! 😃
Writing "I'm a girl" in the comments seems like a way to ride the wave of popularity.
Hey uploader, this is actually a sequel to your previous work... You can't keep living off your past achievements, and your first book was alright, but the results were just average (I personally quite liked it). So you kept writing several sequels... To be honest, these sequels were really not good.
Xu Zi's books always feel a bit chaotic, like a stream of consciousness.
The protagonist knew to use any means necessary as soon as he arrived, so the other ghosts who had stayed for a while must be even more cunning, catching everyone off guard and rushing to give him experience points.
Why doesn't anyone write "married" in "hundreds of marriages"?!
Am I trying to project myself onto the female lead and see myself getting married?
Is the protagonist of this book the same one from the previous books who died and has to start over? That's too tragic; how many times has he died?