The Phoenix Goddess

I've thought about it for a long time, but I still want to write a review for this book. I really love this book; I've read it 45 times, and each time I discover many different details. As a fan of fantasy novels, I have to say that there's very little to choose from. Compared to modern romance novels, fantasy novels are often based on mythology, requiring authors to have extensive cultural knowledge and an understanding of the historical and mythological background. Creating a unique world's value system is even more challenging. The book features many characters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and incorporates phrases from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The descriptions of fight scenes, spells, and imagined appearances are particularly impressive; I truly admire the author's creativity. Sadly, it seems few people read this book; it's like trying to share your own food but not being able to. I think a major reason might be that the book's world-building isn't grand enough. Actually, there are some subtle plot lines within the text, such as...

I couldn't stand the nonsensical plot after just a few chapters: immortals can't fall in love, and the female lead inexplicably endures everything without revealing that saving Yinglong led to her being possessed by a demon. There will definitely be more of these kinds of plot points later on. This isn't educational literature; just relax and enjoy it. Is it really meaningful to write a novel for the sake of plot, or just for the sake of writing a novel?

Okay, okay.

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Author, keep up the good work! I'm visiting with my fantasy novel "Shaking the Heavens"—thank you!

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Honestly, the story started off alright, and it got better and better as it went on. However, it was really quite heart-wrenching. There were very few scenes depicting the princess and Yinglong's happiness, and the personality differences between Bai Shaoxing and Yinglong felt quite significant.

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