Senbon Junyang

It's been a long time since I read it, so I'll leave a comment. To be honest, the male protagonist was not annoying when he first appeared, because at that time he looked more like a resource bag for the female protagonist. But I didn't like it a little bit later. Having a male protagonist is never a highlight. It is a highlight that a strong woman and a stronger man are stronger. It is a highlight that the female protagonist carries the sedan chair for the male protagonist. Also, the female protagonist's mindless/unlimited sacrifice for the male protagonist is also a highlight. This article does not seem to be relevant, so I singled it out.

I really like the novels written on the fourth day of the first lunar month. I have read them all except for a few that are a bit unfinished. My favorite is Senbon Junyang and I am the Peak Boss. The heroines in Auntie's novels are a bit similar. They are bitchy but annoying. They obviously have the experience of abusing the heroine but always strive to improve. They are not ruthless but sometimes have some kindness and stick to their own principles. What I most admire about Auntie's skills is the feeling of secret torture. The various tortures of the heroine in the novel are so sunny. The plot is funny but painful to death. Instead, it has a very heartache feeling... I can't say it, but it is quite advanced.

Rereading it for the second time after four years, I had an unexpected sense of freshness. It is really good to read. Whether it is the writing style or the rhythm of the story, it completely beats the Xiuxian I have read in the past few years. I feel that novels are like anime. Classics are classics. The new ones that come out are only one out of a hundred good ones, and they cannot surpass the classics of the same type!

Very nice, I like it very much. The heroine's background and qualifications are very ordinary, and she struggled all the way to the end. Very empathetic like us ordinary people. Many people write very three-dimensionally and have distinct personalities. This kind of group portrait writing is very beautiful. Some people say that the male protagonist is not a virgin, but the female protagonist is. I don't understand this either, I watched it a few years ago. When I watched it at the time, the finale featured both male and female protagonists cultivating each other. The female protagonist's cultivation greatly increased after she obtained the male protagonist's Yuanyang. After reading this book, I couldn't stand many fairy tales. The other novels were either pure romance with fairy tales, or the female protagonist was too holy and brainless; Many novels are really difficult to describe in one sentence...

I really can't read it anymore. I personally think that the heroine is a selfish person with a very low moral bottom line. There are good and evil in real life. This book only made me feel "evil". Reading novels and stories is just for fun. The fairy tales written by Tanzi and Yu Yuzhu are much more interesting than this positive and uplifting novel. Of course, the above are all personal preferences and opinions.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Although the description is very realistic (it feels like a metaphor for society), who doesn't read novels for fun? Every time I read this book, I feel aggrieved. In this book, except for Xiao Jin, almost everyone else is the protagonist... Anyway, Xiao Jin, as the protagonist, has no dignity at all. He will lose the golden finger and other things as soon as he gets it, and all the benefits belong to other people... It doesn't matter if the character is not a good person, but it is very boring if it is like this over and over again. I'm sure a lot of people will criticize me when I post this, saying that I don't want to read it if I don't like it, so don't say this, but I still want to say, I spent money to buy a book, why can't I comment on it? It's true that I don't like it. Every time I start watching it, it's the beginning of my brain twitching. It's undeniable that it's very attractive, but it's also really frustrating to watch! ! ! 😐

Why are you recommending books to me? When the author wrote "I am the Peak Boss" in 2014, didn't he write about the male-less Lily Feminist Group insinuating it?

This is one of the pinnacles of female immortality. The heroine is careless. A real heroine drama. Such a heroine is really good. She will do whatever it takes to become stronger and survive. This is the attitude that a real non-commercial cultivator who is a small person should have on the cruel road of cultivating immortality. Others may not like this book, but it is really good.

The male protagonist is not a virgin, because he is in a high position, so why must the female protagonist be a virgin? Wouldn't it be a good idea to try her luck with a male partner? There is also a male protagonist who makes the female protagonist a pet, and also says that the male protagonist falls in love with the more painful one first. Isn't this just a traditional domineering president? Woman, I love you, I can tolerate you, can you be my personal maid? Don't you feel like that anymore? The female protagonist is so strong in the early stage, but when she meets the male protagonist, she has to be a head shorter than the male protagonist, and she can still tolerate it. Is this a strong female protagonist? How many male videos have Jack Su being overpowered by the female protagonist? When falling in love, the heroine falls apart. If the heroine can't stand the male partner, how can she tolerate the male protagonist who treats her as a pet? If she hadn't told her earlier that the male protagonist was good to her, the female protagonist wouldn't have been able to bear it, even if the male protagonist was paired with the female protagonist.

Jin Feiyao is my favorite fairy cultivator. Whenever I am short of books, I come back and read "Senbon Junyang". If the novel is mapped to reality, Jin Feiyao is a Tiewa from the bottom of society who has no capital, no support, and was abandoned by his family and parents. How is this starting point similar to that of all living beings? Xiao Jin has no complaints about others. Although the haze of her original family has always been there, it has never stopped her from becoming stronger. She doesn't want her family anymore; she also complained about her brother who sold her for resources; the little bear who was abandoned in the end has never been reunited and she no longer needs his false feelings; and Bai Jianzhu is probably the same existence as Bai Yueguang. Now, if she could, if she had the luck of Bai Jianzhu, and was cared for by a master like Zhu Xuwu, she wouldn't have to fight her way out with her own hands. She could raise a fluffy, useless rabbit like Bai Jianzhu, who wouldn't want to? But this is not Jin Feiyao's destiny. Some people accuse her of being greedy and stupid for doing whatever it takes to get a bite. Then you must have never tasted hunger. In the novel about cultivating immortals, there is a character who starts from nothing and finally ascends to the top. The difficulties she suffered in the process made me, the reader, even sympathize with her. What would you do if it were you? What if you were forced to be a concubine by the elders? What can you do if you are betrayed by your brother in exchange for resources? If you are possessed by the Taotie True Soul and have an endless stomach, and you can only rely on taking elixirs to quench your hunger, what can you do? Jin Feiyao can only be driven by instinct, and the morality in your heart cannot feed the hungry. So Bai Jianzhu could never love the real Jin Feiyao. The most otherworldly thing about this book is that the group portraits are lifelike, and each person's image is ready to be seen. After reading the book, in addition to the protagonist, I also know about Hua Wansi, Fatty, Zhuxuwu, and of course Bu Ziyou, Yaoyao, His Majesty Mengyun, the Yao Clan Elder, Tianji Turtle, and finally Master Long. At first, I thought Master Taki was Ye Taki'er in "Xianzhu". Of course not. I didn't see the origin of Taki-sama's affection. When he presented the horn, it was abrupt but reasonable. The strange thing is that this book has love but is not twisted at all. It is different from the stereotype in some romance novels, where there must be misunderstandings and there must be I love you, you don't love me, I choose not to say it, you love me, I don't love you, you choose to let you not say it. This awkwardness has made me physically disgusted after reading so much. When we talk about love, what do we really need? Everyone is working hard for their own future. When the road is looming, if we know each other at the end of the road, wouldn't it be mutual support and gratitude to each other? Could it be that they were sucked out of their bones by ungratefulness like Hai Lanyin and her mother? Or is it like Little Bear's mother who cannot do without men for her own honor? Once the foundation of honor fades, will even the evidence of honor immediately become a stain? Or like Wang Ye and his goddaughters (these are the domineering boss and his little wife criticized by some readers), those fertility machines Bu Yao encountered during his stallion journey? But what fascinates me is not just Xiao Jinzi's self-reliance, but the fact that she met people like Fatty, Nian Xi, Bu Ziyou, Hua Wansi, and Yin Yue while walking alone. The many auspicious moments between these people and her were Xiao Jin's best moments. Who doesn't love Xiao Jin? Not letting down time and not letting yourself down may seem unintentional, but it is truly affectionate and righteous.

🙂🙂🙂🙂Some people actually said that Xianben was a Mary Sue, a domineering president, and her views were too distorted! ! ! ! Shock, shock, shock. He is obviously a tough guy from the bottom of society who has no power, little talent, a bad face and is not loved by others. He fights his way out of the siege and gains status. I just wrote a male protagonist who is slightly stronger than the female protagonist and dominates the boss. Are you sure this is not a springboard for the female protagonist? Not to mention that people have all kinds of emotions and desires. If it is in line with nature, Mary Sue will dominate? ? ? ? The male protagonist is just a more suitable partner for the female protagonist at the moment There is also the one who is a gatekeeper and a mount, hahaha, read less pornographic text, the female protagonist is weaker than others, and is not strong enough to defeat all those who covet her. This humiliating transaction is the most consistent with her own value Three views are wrong? How to put it, the concept of three views is relative. I didn't realize that she was crooked when she was a human being. Compared to most people who sugarcoat and package things, she didn't have this step, so no matter what she did, she would give people a crooked view of the world. There was nothing wrong with being a beast. I couldn't accept eating people at first, but thinking about it, we shouldn't eat too many beasts. There is something wrong with beasts eating people. And judging from the background of this article, the heroine is more ethical than others. People in this article only care about whether you are good or not. It doesn't matter what means you use to become so good.

I really like the description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists in the book.

After reading more than half of the chapters, I really can't stand it and I can't comment anymore. People get smarter as they live, but the heroine becomes dumber and dumber. She no longer has the shrewdness she had at the beginning. She only knows how to eat and do stupid things. Why hasn't the heroine grown up at all? Could it be that she was stupid and came to rescue her just to give the male protagonist a chance to show off? Throughout the article, the author gives the demons a positive character, saying that the demons and Taki are cruel, but they dote on the heroine in every possible way. His kindness and tolerance towards the heroine from the beginning are very inexplicable, and the image of Taoist cultivators is very poor, and most of them are vicious and treacherous. The setting of the heroine doing things based on her oral desires, and doing anything for the sake of her stuttering is very puzzling. I don't see the heroine having any great wisdom. She actually understands everything she says. Haha, she does things completely regardless of the consequences and does not deal with the consequences. Some things are dealt with after the consequences. Others are just a troublemaker. She just pats her butt and leaves. Just started. At first I thought the heroine was cute, but later she turned out to be hopelessly stupid and her character completely collapsed. She relied on the halo of the hero and heroine to survive. The hero's relationship with the heroine started inexplicably and became deeply affectionate. The relationship pattern between the two of them is that the domineering president fell in love with me, and fell in love with the silly sweet girl. The end of this article is a pseudo-female story.

Senbon Junyang is one of the best novels I have ever read about cultivating immortals. I really want to see its comics and TV series 😆. I like Jin Feiyao and Fatty the most. Each character's personality is so vividly drawn. Like every character.

I felt like shit when I saw the end. If I had known it, I would have read the comments first. The male protagonist is not a virgin, but the female protagonist is. Now I really hope that there will be a chapter at the end where the female protagonist kicks the male protagonist and finds another one. It's so disgusting. I just want to be either a double virgin or neither. It makes me mad.

If we talk about inner description, this book is both the worst and the best. The heroine has no intention, but it highlights her longing for the intention. Love to the extreme is hate. The heroine said nothing, but she was treacherous, condescending, greedy, escaping, hiding, but trying her best to survive... That paragraph The memory, wrapped in the heroine's only tenderness as a child, until the tear when it was torn apart, is mixed with a lifetime of sadness, grievance, happiness, happiness, sadness, sadness, loss... If you can't keep it, you'd rather not want it, if you can't get it, you'd rather not want it. It's like emptying out your own heart. I don't know if it's bitterness? Still worry-free? In short, when it comes to emotional description, this article is the most wonderful one I have ever read. Many people say that this article has no limit and cannot be read. In the end, the more they read, the more they like it and have endless aftertaste. Maybe he/she does not know that this kind of "unintentional" that has never been described in detail is a true portrayal of real life, and it resonates with you invisibly...

Years later, I understand more and more the loneliness in Jin Feiyao's heart. Her heart is warm and eager, so Fatty Frog gave her a flower. She raised Fatty and spent countless resources on Fatty. The fat man will never leave her, and she will never leave the fat man. Because Xiong Tiankun was her first friend and treated her sincerely, Jin Feiyao never thought of revenge when Xiong Tiankun's mother wanted to kill her. It was only when she realized that Xiong Tiankun's mother did not really love Xiong Tiankun that Jin Feiyao killed her. Jin Feiyao risked her life to go back to save Xiong Tiankun even though she was out of danger. And all of this became the most hidden guilt in her heart. Whenever she met him, she would always risk her life. Jin Feiyao has a mysophobia about her understanding of love. In her heart, there is no need for that kind of hypocritical love to exist. Her parents ignored her because of their so-called love. While she longed for family love, she also envied her parents' sincere love. But when she discovered that this kind of love was full of hypocrisy and selfishness, she would rather kill her father with her own hands to fulfill his so-called love. She always uses heartlessness and shamelessness to hide her true desire: with just a little care and sincerity, she can die for it. What does it mean to be a coolie or a mount? Only Lord Long cares about her. Although he squeezes her and enslaves her, he does not deceive her. He thinks about her and plans for her. He loves her in his own tsundere way. He is so domineering that it doesn't matter whether you know my love or my confession. Anyway, I just know it myself! When I rewatched it a few times, I cried. I felt that Jin Feiyao was myself, the humble self who longed for love and recognition but pretended to be indifferent when it was not available. Then, when I was scarred, I was healed again by this nonsensical but warm heroine.

Here comes another player from the Infinite Cultivation Players. Check out this favorite novel of mine. Some people in the comment area said that they abandoned the article because it was wrong. What, how many years has it been since feudal society ended? Isn't it over yet with you? ? ? In addition to restraining yourselves, you also have to restrain the hero and heroine? Why don't you guys comment on the bunch of harem stories next door? ! What's wrong, the male protagonist is so strong that he can abandon the story? The male protagonist's background and cultivation status are inherently high and strong. Xiao Jin, who climbed up from the bottom and came to Xiao Xiu, isn't it normal that he is not as strong as the male protagonist? ! And in the process of getting along, Xiao Jin often criticized him. It's not like he was servile as soon as he met him! What, you can't fall in love if you are a cultivator? The author doesn't want Xiao Jin to die alone. His life was too hard in the early stages of his life. Why don't the two of them help each other in the later stages? ! I also complained about the way Renba always fell in love with me! You don't like bosses, You like paupers? ? ?

I was bragging to so many people, and then I was deceived into a trap. I just couldn't stand the sight of the shopkeeper in the early stage. There were actually comments saying that the heroine bullied the shopkeeper so much because she was forced by the situation. It is understandable. What kind of readers are these who have ruined their outlook on life? ? ? After reading only a few chapters, there were two parts that were completely unbearable. 1. When the heroine was beaten by Mother Bear, she was thinking about saving innocent people and being implicated in the misfortune. But from the beginning, the heroine was greedy for money and made a small fortune by borrowing others' hands. Although the bear was willing to do so, it was a fact that he took the benefit. The main reason is obviously greed for money, and the lack of shirk of responsibility is inexplicable 2. The shopkeeper didn't cheat her or scold her, so what qualifications does she have to do such a shameless thing? ? Do readers still agree with this kind of thing? ? ? Those few people who commented and liked it probably haven't graduated from elementary school, right? Why should the shopkeeper suffer such disaster? ? Just because survival is slightly easier? Do you have to be tricked? This means that the shopkeeper has a good temper. I didn't see what happened to Fu in the end. But if it were me, I would have explained the whole story. Which customer would believe the heroine's words? Haha, these three views of the author are absolutely amazing

I rewatched it again. I really read it often. Before, I just thought Master Taki was very arrogant. Now I feel that he is not only arrogant, but also works very hard because he likes Fei Yao, so hard that it is pitiful. From Taki-sama's perspective, this would probably be a story about a boss falling in love with a heartless person. This person can always challenge your bottom line again and again and test you based on your love for her. She completely treats you as a blood bag that can be used and exploited. She dares to say anything but never talks about love and doesn't seem to regard you as a love partner... I feel that Taki-sama is miserable enough.

I first came into contact with this book many years ago. At that time, I just found it relaxing and funny. I was fascinated by it and stayed up many all-nighters reading it. Later, every time I felt sad, I would read it out again. Jin Feiyao's name once became my QQ signature. In the book, she was not liked by others, except for a few of her friends. Everyone would yell and kill her when they saw her. She is not unlucky and often encounters bad luck, but every time she resolves it by relying on her character of not surrendering to fate, and treats every hardship as an opportunity. There are almost no emotional scenes, but Taki-sama is impressive. Love does not require reliance or changing oneself. All it takes is, "Master Taki, I accept your bone beads." It is so deeply rooted in people's hearts. I heard that the TV version of Senbon is about to start filming. I believe that the text version will always be able to arouse people's imagination and touch, but I still look forward to the TV version coming soon. Thanks to Chu Si for writing such a good book and accompanying me through so many years.

At the end, when Xiao Jin stuffed the little flower into the mouth of the Panyun Frog, he suddenly burst into tears.

The male protagonist is so disgusting. It would be great if that stinky man wasn't the male protagonist. Every time Xiao Jin is alone, he is very cute and fun. When he is the male protagonist, he becomes nauseated. He is a pet, and he is also the most disgusting domineering CEO. If you don't like this kind of male protagonist, don't read it. The female protagonist has been tortured and played by the male protagonist her whole life. In the end, the female protagonist is just the male protagonist's dog.

I stopped reading after reading dozens of chapters because I didn't like the heroine. First of all, in order to take advantage of her, she blackmailed a shop owner who had not done any unkindness or harm to her. Then she had the intention to kill a girl who didn't like her and had only verbally targeted her, and collaborated with others to kill the girl. Then she easily let go of someone who was deliberately trying to kill her without complaining. Treacherous, narrow-minded, bullying the weak and afraid of the strong! This is the impact the heroine has on me.

Now that I'm in college, I still think Xianben is very good after reading the text I read in elementary school. But in fact, I read it again every long time in school. In general, Xianben is a rare type of female protagonist who studies fairy literature. I even think she should be popular at this time, because in terms of plot and character design, she is still unconventional after almost ten years. It was a kind of clear flow in previous articles, and it is still a kind of clear flow or something like a mudslide now. How should I put it? I have always felt that Xiao Jin is a very secular kind of immortal, a human immortal with flesh and blood, just like the immortals depicted in the Legend of Sword and Fairy a long time ago. The immortals will not leave the world. Xiao Jin's practice is actually more like a journey, but she is not the only one who reaches the end in the end. She has a "family" again, and then the ending is too happy and sad. Everyone has got the most suitable ending, but I feel very lonely.

How should I put it? From the beginning to the end, the female protagonist is just the male protagonist's pet. In this article, the overbearing Mary Sue president fell in love with me.

That's why so many people can't understand Jin Feiyao. If she knew someone was feeling sorry for her, Jin Feiyao would just roll her eyes and scold her for being so full and feeling sad, so there is only one Jin Feiyao in the world.

A female protagonist's video, creating a domineering male protagonist who drags her like an emperor every day, physically and mentally humiliates the female protagonist, treats her like a dog, and in the end, he sacrifices his Yuan Yang without any pain and cuts off a horn that can be regenerated and it becomes true love? Is the main protagonist this male or female? The whole story is about kneeling down and licking the male protagonist. If a male channel dared to do this, it would be a shame. That is to say, female channels have so many people to defend it. The reason why this book does not go out of the circle is because of this disgusting male protagonist. If the female protagonist endures the humiliation and kills the dead male protagonist in the end, it will be considered the real sublimation. As a result, the male protagonist enjoys the happy life of the male protagonist for the rest of his life. Haha, just change the name to "The Legend of Otaki".

The qualifications and character of the heroine should be set logically. I don't understand why the main character must be the strongest. Just go straight to Jack Su's cool articles.

In fact, my favorite character is Mr. Bu... He is also very good to Xiao Jin... It's a pity