Heroic Spirits: My Daughters Have Summoned All My Past Lives
英灵：我的前世全被女儿召唤了
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- Completed
- Length
- 807k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The author's portrayal of the protagonist experiencing reincarnation after reincarnation, yet consistently only caring about his first wife and daughter, feels forced. It could be revised by suggesting that each of the protagonist's past lives was fulfilling and without regrets.
I was embarrassed after reading the synopsis. What kind of nonsense is this? After so many reincarnations, it seems like nothing has changed at all.
It was quite enjoyable to write, and there weren't any major flaws, except that the setting was too rough. It was so rough that one moment a character was one thing, and the next they would immediately awaken their past life memories and be dominated by something else, which was all very messy. One moment this heroic spirit was invincible, and the next they were invincible. There was also a lack of character development, which made it very confusing to read.
The daughter, whose father died at birth, immediately recognized him as her father.
As the title says, I'm really embarrassed. Putting this in real life, would you call a complete stranger "Dad" and cry your eyes out? You could at least say you're a daughter, be very careful. Sigh.
How can a book like this even make it into the top ten bestseller list? Are the editors blind?
If your next book is the same as this one, I suggest you stop writing. You've abandoned several books. You treat your readers like idiots. Is that interesting?
There are over 600,000 imitations, but only 300,000 original works. 🙂
What kind of books are these "Three Rivers"? I don't feel like reading novels anymore lately. The titles alone are outrageous!
Works with novel premises and simplistic stories are actually watchable; they lack grand ambitions yet manage to craft a sweeping narrative. Ultimately, with just one excuse, there's little difference between aiming for the world and vowing to be a stay-at-home husband.
When I saw some people complaining that it was written by AI in the first few chapters, I actually had a few ideas about how it should be written. However, after reading further, I rejected that idea. AI shouldn't have such obvious data errors.