Battle Through the Heavens: I Am Nalan Yanran

The outline is already set, and it will end with the heroine Nalan Yanran marrying Xiao Yan and becoming a single woman. Lily Party readers please do not leave any comments when you see this comment, just exit and leave. The new author here would like to ask you all to chat about books, but don't ask again why you don't write Lily Tie Tie, and why you want to get married.

How come there are so many people getting married, and they all use anti-inflammatory medicine? If you are married, just run away 🤫. And Nalan Yanran is really not suitable for marriage as the protagonist. Maybe my impression of Nalan Yanran is stuck in the comic version. Slipping away.

As a female reader, I personally don't like lilies, harems and boxing novels. I like to watch changing marriages, getting married and being single.

Why must you choose Xiao Yan to marry? I have read several books about the heroine who is married to Xiao Yan. Although she is powerful enough to become an emperor, she is willing to be Xiao Yan's foil.

The characterization is pretty good. Yanran is still the same. The variable should be that Yanran had her own opinion earlier and worked very hard for it. Yan Yan doesn't have many interactions for the time being. I guess the breakthrough point is Yan Ran's extreme honesty and sincerity. It should be quite fun to write it down. A different kind of Dou Po fan, I have never seen a book with a local Yan Ran as the protagonist. I feel that it should be a picture of a heroine entering the world. 😁

It's so rare to expand your perspective. It's the first time I've seen it.

But as far as the animation is concerned, I like Yan Randu, especially the last three episodes of the fourth season. The animation is really good.

It seems to be very popular nowadays for Dou Po fans to marry Xiao Yan. I personally don't hate the character Xiao Yan, nor do I like it. It is relatively bland. Compared with Tang San, Xiao Yan is indeed much better, but in comparison, I personally like the character Lin Ming more. I haven't read many fantasy and cultivation novels. In comparison, Lin Ming is my favorite. To put it simply, the character Lin Ming has never been more popular. From beginning to end, I have my own principles and bottom line for how to behave in the world, I have universal values ​​and moral views, and I have the sense of justice and responsibility that a practitioner or a strong person should have; I stopped reading the original Dou Po in the middle and late stages, because the rest of it was all about stuck points and saving people, and the plot logic and exciting points kept repeating. In addition, I gave up when the exam was approaching. The character Xiao Yan is indeed very kind and loyal to the people around him, but I don't quite agree with some of the settings or the logic of the character's behavior in the original novel, which leads to me not liking the character Xiao Yan. For example, the simplest point is that fantasy cultivation novels must involve cultivation resources and the law of the jungle. In the novels I have read, some protagonists are not very fond of resources. My opinion is that everyone can use their own means to compete with others for the resources that have no owner, but I will not rob the owner of something no matter how good it is. This is not only a simple moral issue, but also because once you rob something that has an owner, you will feel guilty and it is difficult to understand. The former is more recognized, so the logic of some of Xiao Yan's actions in the original work is not very recognized. For example, the Qinglian Earth Core Fire is already owned by Medusa, but Xiao Yan will sneak into the Snake Tribe to steal it. As for whether Xiao Yan and other Medusa plans will be completed later or whether Medusa will become his wife in the later period, those are all unpredictable development trajectories. Xiao Yan initially The purpose is to steal Medusa's Green Lotus Earth Core Fire. Another example is that Haibodong said that the residual map was not for sale, and Xiao Yan took it by force. It was because Haibodong had another piece that he proposed to trade with Xiao Yan and later became Xiao Yan's own. But for the same reason, Xiao Yan didn't know there was a second residual map at first, which was essentially a robbery of other people's things. Another example is that Xiao Yan went to Canaan College. He had already planned to plot the Fallen Heart Flame in the inner courtyard, and he also planned to seize other people's things. At first, Xiao Yan did not know that there was a second Fallen Heart Flame underground; another example is that after the eight-door auction, he killed people to seize the treasure for the residual map. Although the Blood Sect was not a good person, the purpose of Xiao Yan's actions was to serve the residual map rather than to act as a hero to eliminate evil and promote good. In fact, these actions The essence or the purpose of the behavior is to rob or plot other people's things, but the author later turned these robbed people into his own through various plots, so I don't really like Xiao Yan personally, but the reason why I don't hate it is because as mentioned above, there are many people who do whatever it takes to get resources in the world of cultivation, so although I don't like it, it is within the scope of acceptance. As for relationships or treatment of women, there are certain logical loopholes in some settings of the original work, so there is no need to over-interpret it. However, there are indeed some scumbag behaviors of flirting but not marrying, such as kissing Yun Yun after the dissolution of the Yunlan Sect, and having an affair with Yun Yun in Mr. Hua. Now that Xun'er has been identified, Mei Dusha is the responsibility caused by the accident, so other women should not flirt with each other to get rid of the ambiguity, otherwise they will just flirt with each other and not marry. In fact, I don't like the setting that the male and female protagonists have a relationship because of aphrodisiacs or evil fire appearing in practice. It only happens once. Yunyun is an aphrodisiac, Medusa is evil fire, Xun'er is the first The second time is also an evil fire. I feel that women are tools that exist to solve the shortcomings of the protagonist's cultivation. Dou Po seems to have this problem with women. Anyway, I feel that several women in Dou Po are like various tools... Then there are the stuck points that are repeated in the later stage, and the ones that are repeated all the time. A fluke, a lot of luck or even a suddenness makes me feel a bit hypocritical... But these are problems with the author's description. The heroines of many novels are actually tool people or plot promoters, but the author's writing skills are good enough to completely cover up the traces of tool people. The traces of tool people are a bit obvious in several female characters. In short, the novel Xiao Yan and Dou Po is relatively dull, but I have to say that the counterattack, divorce, and fighting spirit training system were indeed very attractive at the time. Although the character creation, writing style, and depth of Dou Po can be said to be a novice novel, the language of Dou Po is very contagious, such as Don't bully young people to be poor.

Ah? This introduction? If you don't travel through time and don't have a system, how can you be better than Xiao Yan? If he didn't fail, Nalan Yanran's talent and hardware would be lower than Xiao Yan's, not to mention Xiao Yan's soul power that is different from ordinary people.

How can one surpass Xiao Yan without driving?