The Immortal Maiden’s Boundless Merit
仙子功德无量
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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137Chapters
225Recommendations
8Fans
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The author should come out and explain why single-marriage-hundred-year-olds are involved.
Why isn't the author (whose account is only at the third-tier level) coming to the comments section to explain the protagonist's sexual orientation to the readers? Or is it because it wasn't originally published on Qidian? It can't possibly be a work from a studio, right?
No offense intended, I was just confused by that sentence. A simple question: what does "single" mean? Does it mean having a partner? So, are you single, lesbian, or married? If you already have a partner, why call it single? And is your partner male or female?
My suggestion is to delete the book and leave; this author is a female-oriented author.
Pure female protagonist novels don't involve transformations; if you're looking for stories about changing status, price, or appearance, you can forget about it.
What does that mean?
You can leave now; the female-oriented novel was posted in the wrong place.
Female-oriented novels are now being disgustingly adapted into male-oriented ones.
The fact that it wasn't explicitly stated that Shan Bai was married suggests that they're just writing it from whichever side has more people.
Can the author explain what "single" means, and whether there's a romantic pairing?