
What? I'm Really Not Your Husband
什么?我真不是你相公
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
197Chapters
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Reader comments 28
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It is a simulation novel, but it is different from that of "Empress Simulation". In terms of plot, the simulation scenarios before and after are related, and the current simulation is suspected of affecting reality, which cleverly reduces the feeling of castles in the air brought by the simulation. At the same time, the plot in the simulation is quite interesting. It feels like a dark version of Journey to the West. The mythology system in the article has been modified to a certain extent, which is quite interesting. In terms of characters, the current female character Weaver Girl has a lot of writing, and her character design is quite likable. Although she did not have a chance to show off in the first main simulation, there should be room for her to play in the follow-up, and her character is still good. The character design of the protagonist is also pretty good, not particularly eye-catching, but it is also in line with the public's view of the protagonist. So far, it seems to be a good book, and the emotional portrayal is relatively delicate, which is quite rare. Based on the subsequent plot development and characterization, the evaluation will continue to rise, making it worth watching.
Let's talk about the issues you discuss a lot.
1. About the love between humans and immortals. The immortal is not an AI, so he will have seven emotions and six desires. This is clearly shown by the immortal in Journey to the West. Why is it not allowed? I also said it in the book. The immortals feel embarrassed! You can understand it if you convert the immortals into celestial beings, right? 2. About immortals eating humans. It is also mentioned in Journey to the West that Kui Mulang has been cannibalistic since he went down to the next world. My explanation is that the life span of immortals is not infinite. Even if the highest immortals are almost infinite, what about ordinary heavenly soldiers and generals? So they need life extension methods as wages, otherwise why would the heavenly soldiers and heavenly generals work for you in heaven? What's more, don't you think the richest man likes to make more money? 3. Okay, let's update the third question. What's going on with the protagonist's simulation? You can think of it as playing a game yourself. The hero is you every time, and the last recorded save is the memory of the last game. You are the one playing the game. 4. This is the fourth question. I was told that I wrote one thing twice. After thinking about it, it is indeed my problem. It is a bit like the boring feeling of prelude. I will try my best to get rid of this starting from today. Mainly asking for advice! 5. What is the nature of the simulator? I won't go into details because it involves the subsequent plot. Explain the following questions. The simulation is actually similar to "I traveled through ninety-nine worlds at the same time", with the protagonists on different timelines. Let the protagonist make choices in the present time because the past will affect the present, and relatively speaking, the protagonist in the present has more clear judgment from bystanders. For important choices, the protagonist of the present time can make better choices. By the way, grandpas, please give it a try. I've been reading for four days and there are almost no people left. QAQ
It feels like watching the sequel to Journey to the West. Write a plot from the perspective of the protagonist once, once for the heroine and again for the supporting role. You and Cao Rong have a common language.
The writing is very good, why not join the factory?
The world is stitched together from the Black Myth of God of War, the Fairy Sword series, The Legend of White Snake, A Chinese Ghost Story and other worlds. In short, Heaven is a similar man-eating heaven in Black Myth! I originally thought it was a cool article, but judging by the way it was written, it might be a sad article!
Isn't this a hydrological simulator?
Damn, this book makes my scalp numb. They are all single bets 🙂
I haven't read many chapters, but there are a few comments that made me nauseous.
First, let me say two sentences: First, as an ordinary person, I know the disadvantages of falling in love between immortals and mortals, so I admire many immortals who abide by the rules of heaven; Second, applying the difference between modern immortals and mortals, it is difficult for me to understand how an immortal can fall in love with a mortal. This gap is completely the same as a beautiful woman falling in love with a beast. But looking back, for this kind of ancient fairy tales, can we put down the settings of some modern online texts and go back to the ancient mythological background to read these fairy tales? Let's make an assumption that the gods are a monarchy, and the human world was also a monarchy in ancient times. The hierarchy is also strict, and noble women are not inferior to common people. So, the setting is as follows: The Jade Emperor and Queen Mother are the emperors and queens, the Three Pure Ones, Four Imperial Kings and Five Elders are the princes and nobles, the immortals and Buddhas of the Heavenly Court of Buddhism are the staff affiliated with the central government, the Mountain Gods and Lands are the local officials, the Four Seas Dragon King Fengdu Ghost Emperor is the royal family that entrusts various places, the demons are the local powerful bullies, the demons causing chaos are the rebel parties, and the human race are ordinary people. In this way, the so-called fairy descending to earth is just a noble girl falling in love with a poor man. Is it more in line with the original intention of these works - a poor boy looking forward to a noble girl getting married and changing his class? Let's take a look at the events from the days of Yang Tianyou and Dong Yong, to the noble ladies descending to earth during the reign of Liu Yanchang and Niulang, to the powerful affairs of Xu Xian and Ning Caichen... So I think, although everyone knows the possible consequences of marrying a noble daughter, is it because of this harm that this behavior must be absolutely prohibited? Is it possible to ban it?
Why does this routine sound a bit like "What!" My wife has come true
It's very confusing and very confusing to watch.