The Underworld Is Inside My Body
我的身体有地府
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Chapter One: Defeat
The first problem with the protagonist's name is, what do you mean a name is just a title? It's fine if it's a little feminine, but try naming your son Juanjuan or Linlin and see if he doesn't beat you when he grows up. Secondly, the protagonist, you've transmigrated, so is the language different? Can you even understand it?
The first online novel I ever read, I stayed up all night reading it.
The first online novel I read that day surprised me; I never knew novels could be written like that. That's how I got hooked on online novels, and I miss them dearly.
The first book I read in junior high school instantly made me fall in love with novels. Although we only had 2G internet and a feature phone back then, I read it with great enjoyment. The subject matter was very novel at the time, and the writing was also quite good. It's just a pity that this book was written in the wrong era.
I'm 22 now. This was my first online novel. I read it on an old-fashioned mobile phone back then, and it would inexplicably deduct money from my phone bill. I read it while herding cattle, and several times I couldn't find the cattle. I finished it intermittently for various reasons. Sometimes I couldn't see the screen, and the story would keep playing in my head. Now the cattle are sold, and I've grown up. It's painful.
I'm 24 this year. It's been ten years since the first novel I read that got me hooked. From my youth to now, from having nothing to being hundreds of thousands in debt, life is inherently unpredictable.
This is a novel from 2011. However, I didn't finish reading it back then, and I didn't expect that it would still be available on Qidian.
This was the first fantasy novel I ever read. Back then, I used a flip phone and would stay up all night reading it under the covers. I was so sleepy in class the next day. More than ten years have passed in the blink of an eye.
The first novel I read on my Nokia phone when I was a child
Damn, your name in your past life was Liu Feixue, and you're still called Feixue in this life? You're in your fifties, and you're still blushing and embarrassed because of your name? Isn't that a bit too pretentious and vulgar?