The Empress of Pop's Cultivation History
天后也有修仙史
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 68k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Immortal Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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25Chapters
2.4kClicks
52Favorites
3.2kRecommendations
14Comments
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Congratulations to the author on the release of their new book!
I posted some comments in the group, which I guess weren't very good, so I deleted them. However, I'll still silently support Xiaoqiao; perhaps it's because we're geographically close, giving us a strange sense of familiarity. I've read a few chapters, and they seem alright. When I saw the claim that "Hou Yi" was a demon, I couldn't help but chuckle. Personally, I feel we shouldn't believe those nonsensical online novel settings; just write your own. Of course, it's best to base your ideas on historical records or legitimate legends. Also, the Chinese mythological system is quite chaotic. You can avoid some confusing records and develop a reasonable and clear narrative. My novel, *The Great God of Zongbu and Hou Yi*, does this, abandoning the legend of Emperor Jun giving Hou Yi the red bow and white arrows. Otherwise, Emperor Jun giving Hou Yi arrows to shoot his ten sons, killing them all with a single shot, would be somewhat unbelievable in modern society, and probably even in ancient times, even if the ten suns committed a grave error. This is just my personal suggestion, for your reference only. Please don't take offense if you disagree.
Has Xiaoqiao written "The Great Dream" yet? Hehe, I personally think this "Great Dream" is really hard to write... Keep it up, Xiaoqiao!
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A must-read for your new work! Keep it up! I'll add it to my favorites to show my support.
Conflict arises from contradictions. Welcome to the author's QQ group: 5755901.33 (紫次微卜).
Passion means perseverance and dedication. Welcome to the author's QQ group: 575.590133 = Yiguo Pipi
Xiaoqiao's books are really good!
Opening your page reveals all your creations: there are works by young national football players I support, a piece about the Grand Canal titled "The Origin of the First Grand Canal: Hanjiang," and even many other works I've never seen before. It all reflects Sister Xiaoqiao's diligent work ethic. I'm voting to support you!