Their Cultivation Is All About Winning
她们的修仙赢学
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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409Chapters
260Votes
19.4kRecs
63.4kFans
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When I first watched it, I wanted to know if the male protagonist was a eunuch.
No, why didn't the first spider spirit appear at the beginning? I thought it was to let the little spiders lay eggs. It was really unexpected...
Bad review! Instead of Spider-Man, you write a chicken-feathered seductress😡😡😡😡😡
You should write Japanese light novels, romance novels, fan fiction, etc.
It's quite interesting, but can the male and female protagonists stop being so dumbfounded?
Is she satisfied with this Yingxue?
As in the title: How do you feel about Yingxue? Is it moist or not?
This protagonist is as awesome as tm01.
Why can't it be done? My words can do it. Haha. A good book that was harmed by its introduction
It has nothing to do with the title, but Liu Beiwen is quite decent.
(The book review was written after reading Chapter 154) When writing this book review, the book has written 1.17 Million words. I originally wanted to finish reading and then write, but I couldn't bear to vomit, so now I'm going to write my thoughts after reading. Will be added later depending on the situation. (The following contains slight spoilers) My current impression of this book is that it is a bit crazy and a fairy tale without any content inappropriate for children. After reading Chapter 154, I personally think that the only highlight is when the protagonist fights a monster at the beginning, and the monster tells the protagonist's strategy before he dies. It really gives a sense of the New Three Kingdoms' machinations. The plot behind it is also better than nothing. Fortunately, the author didn't write much about it and it didn't obviously affect the viewing experience. Overall, it's pretty good, nothing that makes me particularly uncomfortable. Speaking of not suitable for children, if it were not at the starting point but at Bamboo, I would skip the training part and fast forward to the main scene. Maybe it's also because it was released on Qidian. As of Chapter 154, it's just oral and backdoor development, and it hasn't reached home base. However, the plot description is enough for Qidian novels. As the plot progresses, the character of the protagonist becomes more and more like Liu Beiwen, which is not that likable to me, but it doesn't make me want to give up the book. Look at the following chapters and I will add more.
Children, don't become saints, or else🙂
Everything written in Xianmeng is the same as what else. Others are okay, but the writing in this Xianmeng is so disgusting.