
The Little Immortal Is Poisonous
小仙有毒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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- The Immortal’s PoisonEnglish name
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It's been a long time since I've read Douzi's books; they were a part of my youth.
The works of older authors from a few years ago are still the most reliable; these days, the nonsensical ramblings of teenagers are just annoying to read. When pushed to the limit, they'll write for themselves...
Bean's books are all good books
My favorites are this one and Moving Mountains. Little Fairy is Poisonous not only has profound imagery, but it's also truly delightful to read.
Where did the beans go?
Back in 2017, someone said a new book would be released in September, but it's almost September 2018 and there's still no sign of it. I'm getting impatient.
Holy crap, a book from 2009? Such modern writing style? Σ(°Д°;
"Little Fairy is Poisonous" is me... Um, I watched it about 7 or 8 years ago, anyway, I've always remembered the name.
Haha. I finished reading it, and it was truly epic. The writing is excellent. It was recommended by Xiaodai Zhao. I finished it late at night and couldn't fall asleep for a long time. I'm also very grateful to the author for giving us a happy ending; it makes me feel very relieved. This old book is from 2009. It's been 16 years since then.
I've read through it roughly. I won't comment on whether this book is good or bad, because it doesn't suit my taste. I'll just say a few other things. The book's values weren't very righteous for me. The cat demon could inexplicably kill an entire family and wipe out a sect for love, but when Slipper apologized, you had to accept it, or you'd die.
A visit here, Himalayas... Little Fairy is addictive.
This book is really old. I'll reread it again.