
White Snake: Starting by Stealing Xu Xian's Love
白蛇:从截胡许仙开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 959k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Disappointing, I only came here because of the name.
Judging from the name, I thought it was about intercepting Xu Xian himself, and I thought it would be funny, so I came in to take a look. But it turns out it's about intercepting two snakes.
Bai Suzhen had to endure a love tribulation to repay a debt of gratitude and become an immortal, while the God of Literature had to reincarnate as a mortal—every step was meticulously planned. Bai Suzhen was a thousand-year-old snake demon, and Xu Xian had reincarnated countless times; how could a mere mortal like you possibly thwart such a scheme?
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The book's synopsis is absurd. The White Snake's act of repaying a debt of gratitude is a scheme by the gods and Buddhas. The protagonist can just steal it away like that, but with what means? This must be a joke.
It's just bad timing. Books like yours have existed for ages; I remember it was in the infinite flow genre, with characters constantly intercepting the White Snake or something. Back then, I thought whatever the protagonist did was right. But now I'm older, and I no longer believe that a mortal could intercept the White Snake and instantly become an immortal.
That's quite interesting.
Actually, given the White Snake's personality, she wouldn't wait for the protagonist to introduce her like a sheltered young lady. She'd likely use magic to create a chance encounter as soon as she wanted to meet him. I've only seen the old version of *The Legend of the White Snake*, where Zhao Yazhi's Bai Suzhen was confident and used magic recklessly; she could summon a torrential downpour with…
Intercepting Xu Xian? This book has a rather unique flavor.
You snatched Xu Xian away, are you Xu Xian's reincarnation? Then who is Xu Xian?
Some of the scenes felt familiar.
I feel like I've seen something similar somewhere before, especially the part where the protagonist cultivates a yang-type cultivation method, consumes rare and precious herbs that cause excessive internal heat, and then consults a traditional Chinese medicine doctor.
Just as they were about to intercept him, a colossal hand descended from the sky, grabbed by the God of Literature, and instantly refined!
I've noticed that many readers have read too much conspiracy theory 😰 Even now, fanfiction demands that authors resort to conspiracy theories, such as not stealing plot points or calculating cause and effect.