My Wife Is a Monster

Provincial version: above the grain and grass level, and between the fine grain and grass levels Read to the latest chapter 69. The background setting is a hodgepodge. According to the opinions in the comment area, Journey to the West has many elements, including mythology and immortality system structure. The historical background is semi-empty. According to personal experience, there is no reading threshold. The author's writing is good, and those who like ancient prose style can try it, but occasionally there will be some modern inner dramas that are a bit abrupt. If you can accept or ignore these small flaws, the overall reading experience is quite good. The author has used many classics, and audiences who are interested in this kind of novel may like it. The plot has obvious advantages and disadvantages, or thanks to the semi-fictional historical background, the overall plot development is very smooth and interlocking. It is easy for those without relevant reading experience (Xu Xian) to be immersed in the story. The shortcomings are not really serious. They are not obvious at the moment. They are just based on personal reading experience. The first is the power system: this article is closer to the martial arts of cultivating immortals than to fantasy high martial arts. With the current revealed world view, the combat power is lower than that of ordinary Honghuangliu novels, and it is more biased towards historical texts. Readers must be mentally prepared. The protagonist's upgrade speed is very fast, and although the design of Goldfinger is quite clever and the plot is reasonable, but for such a rapidly upgraded protagonist, especially in a novel whose power system does not seem to be very high at the moment, I am daily worried about a wave of combat power collapse or plot bottlenecks. However, the author has obviously noticed this problem. I personally feel that the current handling is quite good. I will wait and see the follow-up. The second is the core main line of the story. At present, looking at the daily style of promotion to immortality + harem, using causal adventures and golden fingers to promote the plot, it is currently less than 200,000 words, but I always have the feeling that I have read four to five million words... After all, the early content is quite substantial, but I feel that it is a bit difficult to write more than 2 million words, but at least the plot of less than 70 to 80 million words should not be too panic, there should be a lot of content to write. The author's writing skills are good, and this kind of daily-oriented "road movie" feels good when written, and there is a lot to write about.

A work derived from the classic White Snake, Xu Xian is the protagonist, and it also incorporates female characters from myths such as Liaozhai. The characters are well described. The development direction of Xu Xian as an official using secular administrative power to seal Jinshan Temple is very interesting. Overall, it is easy and smooth, and it is a good reading experience.

If you read this book in one sitting, it will be okay, and it can be used as food. But if you are following it, you really can't keep up. Each chapter makes very little progress in the plot.

Bai Suzhen asked Guanyin Bodhisattva why he could not become an immortal after practicing hard for many years. The Bodhisattva said that there was still unfinished cause and effect, and the life-saving grace had not yet been repaid. This led to the story of the Legend of the White Snake. When you are about to become an immortal, you remember what you have done if you have not repaid your kindness. The union between a human and a demon is not allowed by nature. To give birth to a monster in the body of Wenquxing is even more contrary to heaven. There are so many beautiful love stories in myths and stories. They are all naked calculations. It is true that you can overcome a disaster and become an immortal in the name of repaying a favor.

Liu is the most cowardly and useless of all the Chinese immortal love protagonists.

White Snake's classic hodgepodge, why do people like to put White Snake's appearance at the back? I was attracted by White Snake, and ended up watching Vixen and Ghost Nie Xiaoqian. . .

Chapters 151 to 154, what kind of rubbish did the author write? It is poisonous and disgusting, and the plot is very weak. I really regret subscribing and gave me a monthly ticket. It makes me angry... For new readers, it is recommended to skip chapters 151 to 154. Those who want Akashi can subscribe. I haven't read the rest yet, but if it's still like this, I'll just give up. It's so disgusting! Does the author have nothing to write?

I came to read a book to relax, but it turned out that there were a lot of sermons, half-written classical Chinese essays, and a bunch of historical stories. It successfully reminded me of the boring life of high school Chinese. The evaluation is that it is tasteless to eat, a pity to discard, and boring.

Investigation report: "No." -379 Investigation target: "My wife is a monster" - the male protagonist - [Xu Xian] Investigation result: [Reincarnation] Judgment basis: Abnormal traits: >A time-travel investigator, as the name suggests, is a profession that investigates and records the time-travel situations of time-travelers. It aims to let observers (that is, readers) in all worlds know in advance the time-travel situations of time-travelers in this world, and volunteers to provide observers with quick time-travel information query services If there are any fallacies, I hope to correct them ——Wanling Feast Zhenjun Stay on September 23, 2025

It always involves the past life, and there are more than one life. The front is fine, but in the back there are a lot of characters related to the protagonist's previous life.

It would be great if the protagonist was the reincarnation of an ordinary Blue Star person, but it was necessary to add that he was the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi or something...

You'd better have a passer-by relationship with San Sheng Sheng from now on.

I forgot where I saw it before, but I particularly like this sentence: Buddha is not in the temple, but among all living beings.

The protagonist was born with a disabled body, and the meaning is unclear. If the author wants to limit the protagonist's growth path, let him be an ordinary person and have ordinary cultivation qualifications. If he is special, it will be cliché.

Putting Xu Xian and Tang Seng together is a bit ridiculous.

Stop explaining. Half of a chapter is just explaining.

Xu Xian is a civil servant in the underworld, but even after his boss comes down, he still doesn't try to establish relations with Emperor Ziwei. Another identity is Emperor Fengdu.

Speaking of which, this kind of literature likes to sew together White Snake and A Chinese Ghost Story. Did Xu Xianzhi start it?

Now that Xu Xian has won the first prize in the examination, the main plot has to be to cut down the gold 😰. After all, Mr. Xu Shilin was awarded the first prize by Mr. Wan Yangou. This wave, this wave is the legacy of Marshal Jiyue, to expedition to the Central Plains in the north and restore the old capital 😜

To be honest, I think the Fahai people in the movie are quite good. Not to mention that Bai Suzhen first stole Fahai's elixir and owed Fahai a sum. After Bai Suzhen arrived, she first stole government money and gave it to Xu Xian, asking Xu Xian to do charity and treat diseases for free. To be honest, it is a good thing to treat the poor for free, but you keep giving it to everyone for free, so how can other doctors live? And the money you paid for free medical treatment was stolen. Is it really a good thing for the people to do this and starve the local doctors to death? Besides, Bai Suzhen only sees Xu Xian and other humans who are not creatures of the same dimension as her. The laws of the world are a piece of waste paper to her. After all, the snake demon is one step away from becoming an immortal. How can a mortal touch her. That's why he was able to steal, threaten, defraud and publicize, and in the end, flood the gold mountain. She didn't care about other mortals at all. Although Fa Hai is paranoid and old-school, at least he is on the side of mortals. At best, he can only be regarded as an unkind and severe law enforcer.

I saw Daozu halfway there. Isn't it the prehistoric era? He was very awesome in the prehistoric times. It's very stretched now. The Jade Emperor is inexplicably inferior to others again?

Li Xiuyuan, the snake descending Arhat? After all, the dragons that feed on dragons in Buddhism are cobras, not oriental dragons. Isn't the dragon-subduing Arhat in Buddhism the snake-subduing Arhat?

There is a saying that ghosts and snakes are no different from humans in appearance. Although he complains about friends of life and death and reckless heroes, his body feels no different from that of a living person. There is nothing special about these three people who insist on three marriages between heaven and earth. The fox has ears and tail, and the dragon lady has horns and tail, but the author did not write it.

The worldview is too rough. One moment, everyone from the monks to the gods and Buddhas are scum and have no character. The other moment, the legendary characters are all heroes and benevolent. On the one hand, the immortal gods are set to be supreme and control the life and death of Yin and Yang. On the one hand, it is set that the emperor has the Tianxian in his mouth, and all laws are not imposed on the body, and at the same time, Shinto can be abolished. On the one hand, the King of Hell and others did not dare to let the emperor have a relationship with the underworld, for fear that the emperor would order this person to extend his life and that person to shorten his life, and if he did not comply, he would be harmed. Although the City God system is functioning normally, it is still due to the chaotic and arbitrary stage of official governance... The whole thing is a product of folklore and unofficial history mixed with a dark version of the mythical worldview. The villain is stereotyped and mentally retarded, and the quality of the story is really not high.

I read several novels that borrowed from ancient mythology. In the end, I was the villain. Although I don't believe in Buddhism, I felt that Taoist priests came down from the mountains to save the world in troubled times and were self-reliant. Taoism is also a local culture, so I still felt a bit depressed at the end.

There are many people who play Nie Xiaoqian, but I think the most beautiful one is Lao Liu. Maybe the movies she made are bad, but that's also the director's and screenwriter's problem, not hers.

Add some finesse

There has always been a question, has the ancient god really been destroyed in this novel? Even the immortals can destroy the heaven and the earth, but I am immortal. Although I was tricked by Tongtian in the end, what about the stronger ancient gods? Have they transcended this world?

It's all my fault for "The Big Monkey". Now I have a stress mentality in Journey to the West/Ancient Ancient novels. I torture for the sake of torture. I feel that the author is like a psychopath.

Come on👏