My Taoist Priestess Girlfriend Is from 1942

The male lead seems like a normal, ordinary person with no real charm, while the female lead is written with an ethereal, otherworldly quality, giving the impression that the male lead is unworthy of her. However, this is understandable; male authors often imbue their female characters with their own fantasies and idealize them.

Whether the author is right or wrong, I'm just asking you, is it right or wrong?

If it features multiple female leads, I might consider giving this book a few recommendation votes. The author should consider it carefully.

The first part of the previous book was really good, but the introduction of elves and other things felt disjointed and made for a poor reading experience.

Does it work? Does it work? Does it work? (Fiercely) No… (on the verge of tears) I'll teach you to fail, I'll teach you to fail, I'll teach you to fail (fiercely) (thump thump thump) Oh my god, oh my god (physiological tears) Does it work? Does it work? Does it work? (Thump thump) My god, it works! (Ashamed) (trembling)

I've always thought Henan dialect sounds a bit shaky. 🙂

Have you ever been a Taoist priest? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

I glanced at the comments section and didn't understand. Why would a novel with only one female lead include the protagonist's son? And why does he have two girlfriends? Who is the target audience?

It should be posted to the female-oriented channel; it feels too out of place here in the male-oriented channel.

Do you have a Taoist nun girlfriend? Just write that, it's just wishful thinking.