Goddess, I Really Didn't Do It on Purpose
神仙姐姐，我真不是故意的
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- Ongoing
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- 552k Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Wuxia Fan Fiction
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- 1y ago
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The main character is very handsome, and Wang Yuyan is practically throwing herself at him at the beginning. The first chapter is a sleep scene; you can read it if you want, but I'm leaving now.
Try a different genre, author. Wuxia isn't for you; this wuxia writing is like something out of a romance novel.
Don't fight for supremacy in the martial arts world
Civil and military achievements? Can we please stop with the power struggles later on? People who read martial arts novels want to see carefree adventures and swift retribution. If you want to see power struggles, you might as well read historical novels, at least there are no overpowered martial arts abilities. What's the point of having powerful martial arts skills and then going off to fight for supremacy, with all the scheming and backstabbing?
If you're going to time travel, please don't insult the police.
Beginner level, peak level; minor mastery level, peak level; major mastery level, peak level; is there also a peak level for beginners?
Practicing the Zixia Divine Skill in Tianlong? You're really something! What was you thinking?
The fact that A'Zhu practices the Zixia Divine Skill is a major turn-off; it feels like the author is completely unfamiliar with Jin Yong's martial arts world and just wrote it haphazardly.
To put it bluntly, the main point is to suppress the protagonist's strength, fearing he might be too invincible. Otherwise, even if you missed the opportunity at Wuliang Mountain in Dali, you could simply go to Leigu Mountain to learn the carefree martial arts from Wuyazi and instantly inherit seventy years of cultivation.
The adaptation is too drastic. The protagonist, with his minor mastery of Zixia, is at best on par with Yue Buqun. To think he can defeat Murong Fu is ridiculous. He's only slightly inferior to Qiao Feng. The hype is excessive. Why not learn all those secret martial arts techniques instead of focusing solely on Zixia?
It's neither chivalrous nor historical; the balance wasn't right!