The Fairy Doesn't Want to Talk to You

Very good, very good, the writing is good and the plot is good. The best thing is that there is no female competition and the characters are all full-fledged. I've had enough of other female characters being ugly and fighting each other for the sake of the heroine, so this book is particularly cute🥹

This is my review after reading it. I have read two of the author's novels and they are both very good. The author's writing style is very good and the descriptions are very delicate. All the holes dug have been filled in and there are few typos.

Although male protagonists are not my cup of tea But the heroine's character is really good It's a pity that I didn't finish watching it because of the male protagonist setting. But still beautiful+wonderful+wonderful writing

Sisters who like to read about strong women, I suggest not to read the previous book because this one is about strong women and strong men. I thought it would be a thoroughly enjoyable read. However, after seeing that the male protagonist came first and the female protagonist came second, I no longer looked forward to it.

Obviously I am reading a story about a female cultivating immortality, but there are many instances of a sense of patriarchal dominance in the lines. First, the acting sect of the male protagonist's sect wants the female protagonist to be a slave to the male protagonist, and then later, the administrators of other sects say what kind of wife should be married. It feels like an ancient palace novel about a male cultivating an immortal in the skin of a female cultivator. Also, the names of the heroine and the second male lead were written in the author's profile, which made everyone confused in the early stage as the heroine interacted so much with another person but the male lead in the profile did not appear much, but in fact it was the second male lead in the profile... This is the first time I saw so many people writing comments and raising questions but still no changes were made... I have never thought about abandoning these articles because of these complaints, until I saw the author's story about a female apprentice bathing and rubbing the back of a male master... I was shocked, and there were all kinds of question marks in the comment section... I have read so many articles on cultivating immortals... This is the first time I have seen two people who have no relationship, but are masters and disciples in this way of getting along... It's too much... Just let me accept the incompetence... If you like reading female channels cultivating immortals, it is recommended not to read this novel. There is really a lot of controversy over the word female channel.

After watching it, I was really, really reluctant to part with it, and there was no extra episode! ! Sad I really like Meng Jin. By the way, Meng Jin is the protagonist from the beginning to the end. Please read the book and make your decision later~ Although there is a romance part, the writing is not obtrusive at all. It comes naturally. People like me who always like to read without cp will find it without flaws. The writing is really good. Oh, by the way, the male protagonist is not Ning Yanzhi. The book details page may have marked it wrong. All in all, it's a very nice book! The disadvantage is that it's really a bit short TT I want to see more 55555

I really like this kind of plot-oriented fairy tale novel. It's not just about a man and a woman falling in love to the death. There is no green tea heroine who is bad for the sake of being bad. Every character is plump.

It feels like the heroine is just a foil to the hero. The heroine is the hero. The heroine who has been doing it for a long time seems to be an accessory for the hero.

It's so different from "The Immortal Map" and "Destined to Become a Phoenix". It's basically a house fight with a fairy cultivator. A group of immortal cultivators do not judge their seniority according to their cultivation, but their seniority. I really vomited... The plot is still relatively superficial and the characters are relatively superficial. The setting is a shocking conspiracy. The male and female protagonists endure humiliation, but each ordeal is not profound enough. Moreover, the feeling that the whole world revolves around the male and female protagonists is too uncomfortable, and the narration is too deliberate.

Ahhhhh, the writing is the same as the male channel. If I want to watch the male channel, I will go to the male channel. Guess why I am watching the female channel. I thought it was pretty good at first, but then I saw that the highlight was originally for the female protagonist, but in the end it became the highlight of the male protagonist. The question is what did he do? It is simply inexplicable. It feels like it was written deliberately to praise the male protagonist. I'm so angry.