
Senior Sister: Give Me a Hand
师姐:助我一臂之力
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 238k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
103Chapters
895Recommendations
16Fans
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Male lead: A naive and innocent fairy who is swindled by a rich conman!
Shennong is here
The author's writing style and language are more suited to the context of the Republican era or the courtyard house period. The protagonist's ability to express a superior-to-inferior, condescending feeling is more appropriate, giving it a kind of naive and brainless feel that is simple and easy to understand.
Just happened to be under review
Sorry everyone for reading! My new book, "From Taoist Priest to Richest Man in a Courtyard House," has been released.
Too few people will stay at the beginning.
When I started reading, I wondered what all this had to do with the synopsis. I think it would be too long to explain the background all at the beginning. I had to endure the discomfort to finish reading the first few chapters. The content that is truly consistent with the synopsis will be around chapter 30, but I doubt many people will make it to chapter 10.
It's too bland. Is the author a college student?
Can you update more frequently? 😭
Hey everyone, do you have any similar recommendations?
The author's language feels strange and awkward.
It's really good, getting better and better.
Objectively speaking, it's a pretty relaxing book. The writing is incredibly sophisticated, but the timeline could be shortened. I really liked the subject matter. It's a shame it was abandoned. The author should try to revive it!