My Wife Is a Demon
本官娘子就是妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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487Chapters
19.4kRecommendations
171.1kFans
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Bai Suzhen asked Guanyin Bodhisattva why she hadn't become an immortal after so many years of arduous cultivation. The Bodhisattva replied that there were still unresolved karmic debts and the debt of gratitude for saving her life hadn't been repaid, thus giving rise to the legend of the White Snake.
Since we've already written about the Three Holy Mothers, why do we need to add that other thing?
Liu is the most pathetic and useless protagonist in all Chinese fantasy romance novels.
This is a classic mishmash of the White Snake stories. Why do they always put the White Snake's appearance at the end? I was drawn in by the White Snake, but ended up watching the fox spirit and the ghost Nie Xiaoqian...
Chapters 151 to 154 are garbage! They're toxic and disgusting, and the plot is so weak. I really regret subscribing and even giving them monthly tickets; it made me so angry… New readers are advised to skip chapters 151 to 154. Those interested in Akashi can subscribe. I haven't read the rest yet, but if it's still like this, I'm dropping it. It's disgusting! Has the author run out of things to write about?
I came here to relax, but it turned out to be full of preaching, semi-classical Chinese, and a bunch of historical anecdotes, successfully reminding me of the tedious days of studying Chinese in high school. The assessment is that it's tasteless, yet too good to throw away; it's bland.
Time Travel Investigator
Investigation Report: "Number"-379 Subject of the survey: Xu Xian, the male lead of "My Wife is a Demon". Survey results: [Reincarnation] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators. Their aim is to allow observers across countless worlds (i.
It keeps bringing up past lives, and not just one. It was alright at first, but later on a bunch of characters related to the protagonist's past lives appeared.
It would have been better if the protagonist was just an ordinary reincarnation of a human from Earth, but they had to add that he was the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi or something...
You'd better keep your relationship with the Holy Mother of the Three Kingdoms to yourself from now on.
I forget where I read it before, but there's a quote I really like: "Buddha is not in temples, Buddha is among all sentient beings."