After Changing Her Master, She Switched to Wuqing Dao, and the Whole Sect Knelt Down.

It feels quite similar to a novel I read. They are both ruthless swordsmen and they practice the ruthless way. Moreover, the sword in the novel I read is also called Yin Xue, but later the sword spirit and the sword body are combined into one called Yin Xue. Moreover, I think the characters are quite similar, and the plots are also similar in places. I know that the plots of most immortal novels are quite similar, so I am just sighing.

I couldn't bear it anymore, and no one said a word. The last second the female protagonist was thinking that the heroine saved the fox in her previous life, but was stolen by the heroine before she woke up and claimed the credit. Then in this life, the heroine saved the fox first and made the fox trouble the heroine. As a result, the heroine's master directly caught the fox and used tricks to prevent the fox from harming the heroine, and then let the heroine raise it. The heroine and the heroine were all reborn. It turns out that the heroine has never had a pet in her two lives. Who saved the fox in the previous life? Even if you save a fox, you don't count it as raising a fox, but you won't recognize the fox you saved in your previous life at all in this life, right? Is it really that stupid? This fox had caused so much trouble in his previous life, but he couldn't recognize it in this life and still kept him by his side. Who should blame him? No wonder he couldn't beat the female partner in his previous life. No one except Xian Yue had a brain in his previous life. Also, the female partner had everything going smoothly in his previous life. How could a winner be reincarnated? Without the halo of the heroine and the current master, this heroine would still be unable to defeat the female supporting character in her life.

Does this book have a male protagonist, or is it a female protagonist?

I was going to die laughing at the chapters where they robbed🌚🌝

It's so frustrating to watch. I'm obviously of higher seniority than others, but I'm always being criticized and made irresponsible remarks. If it's written like this, why not write about my peers? The heroine's rebuttal is also meaningless. She stopped halfway through when the other person told her to stop. When I reached Chapter 79, I stopped twice...

Very nice

It's okay, but the thinking is not thorough enough and it makes me uncomfortable.

It's a cool article without a brain. You can't read it with your brain in mind, otherwise your brain will easily get wet.

The content is too complicated, and some things are simply unnecessary to write. For example, the old woman's foot wraps are so long and smelly that I lose interest just by looking at them.

It's good-looking, but there doesn't seem to be a male protagonist.