The Fairyland of the Quiet Girl

Is your book restricted? I have never found your book before through intensive book searching.

This is a one-sided novel.

Chen Nuo feels a bit like Kikyo (Inuyasha)

The writing reminds me of a classic old pigeon. It seems to be changing its ID every time. It has changed into Nie Xiaoqian, the little dragon girl. The Nalan Qingsang downstairs seems a bit suspicious.

I haven't read such a pure cultivation novel in a long time.

Was the protagonist illiterate before traveling through time? This setting seems to be completely optional

Don't you want to write it down?🙂

Finally updated again😆

It's a woman disguising herself as a man again. If you like women disguising themselves so much, why don't you just write a story about the male protagonist Give it up, see you again.

I was reading a novel at 4:05 this morning (last night), and I seemed to see the group number of this book (I only remember 1 and 5). I got up and looked for it now, but couldn't find it. But I was sleeping before, so I dreamed of the group number? Okay, let's not talk anymore and go to bed 😴

It feels like the protagonist is becoming more and more like a native and less like a time traveler. Could it be that he has been assimilated?

This book is very similar to "Rebirth of Nalan Qingsang" that I read a long time ago. The temperament and atmosphere are very similar, just like tea, bitter, thick, and light; I think the transformation/incarnation can be written more heavily, and it is said to be about cultivating immortals... I have never felt that there is anything about cultivating immortals. For example, the divisions of foundation building and pill formation, talismans, and formations have appeared. Next, a book friend talked about whether the protagonist should not use a sword, and use bows, arrows, streamers, etc. To highlight the characteristics of the protagonist. Finally, the author greatly encouraged the writing!

Is there anything you can say that you can hold on to? Can this still be signed?