Miss Sword Immortal, Please Let Go of Me

What can I say? I just posted a comment, and it was immediately deleted by the author. Shamelessness is the ultimate expression of this! Of course, I know some people will accuse me of using an alternate account to insult me. Haha, I am indeed using an alternate account, but what I'm about to reveal is the truth. Enough with the chit-chat, let me expose the truth! Today, while reading novels on a website, I noticed something interesting: this book had a short word count but a high number of favorites. As a struggling author, I naturally started reading this work with a spirit of reverence. An interesting beginning and smooth flow of content made me...

Xiao Shan's feelings for Xiao Yu weren't love at first sight, nor was Xiao Yu's for Xiao Shan. Xiao Yu's feelings for Xiao Shan were actually quite complex, not quite love, but more like a need. From the beginning, Xiao Yu went up the mountain alone, ready to die to avenge his father. In this state, Xiao Yu was actually abnormal. He had no memories before the age of ten, and didn't really have any feelings for Yu Chenzhou, yet he was still prepared to die for it, simply because he felt he needed to do so. Avenging his father was a good goal and a good reason for him to feel useful. And in his interactions with Xiao Shan, initially Xiao Yu didn't actually rely on Xiao Shan...

I'm all done with work now and will resume updates. Sorry to keep you all waiting.

A romantic journey between a martial arts master and a female swordswoman known for her risqué jokes. It's supposed to be a revenge-driven story, so why is there so much romance? The novel seems to be heading towards a heavy revenge plot. Both the male and female leads share a common enemy. The male lead is a complete novice, possessing only martial arts skills, while the female lead is incredibly knowledgeable, shrewd, and socially savvy, with her constant risqué jokes adding to the appeal! The content is also very enjoyable, featuring unusual displays of power and face-slapping moments, unexpected yet predictable twists, and hilarious humor. I absolutely love it! However, because of the plot's direction, I feel it might get a little angsty...

Each of the three books miraculously ended at chapter sixteen.

Actually, there's just a minor flaw, but I'm posting it here because of the character limit for short reviews. The book itself is quite good, and I'm just being a bit dramatic about a small issue. I hope readers who see this rant won't be negatively affected. This flaw stems from the female protagonist's ability to kill someone for whistling at her in a frivolous way, and her beating the East Sea Dragon King so badly he was unable to care for himself for decades and whose life essence she stole because the Dragon King refused to give her treasure to save someone and then poured cold water on her father. These typical "look at me, and I'll kill your whole family" kinds of actions are commonplace in many online novels. I can accept the protagonist doing these things...

Ha, you ask me what qualifications I have to review this book after only reading thirty-seven chapters? How would I know! But I'm writing anyway! Hmph. The author's writing style truly moved me. In my unprofessional opinion, writing such a book requires immense talent, if not unparalleled genius. However, the author is Cao Zhi, but I'm not Xie Lingyun, so I can't utter such brilliant praise as "a talent that could be found anywhere under heaven." You only realize how little you know when you need it; the only word I can write to praise it is "Holy crap!" I'll rave about the plot and writing style, so I won't elaborate further. I'll just share my feelings about reading this book. If I weren't holding my phone, I would have...

This book is excellent. The theme, setting, and class system don't feel formulaic. The writing style isn't overly ornate but also doesn't feel jarring. It provides detailed descriptions of each character's personality, thoughts, and backstory. The plot and scene descriptions make the story more vivid, rich, and fulfilling. Overall, this book is worth reading. Therefore, I hope the author continues writing and updates more frequently. (๑>؂<๑) Highly recommended!!!

I cried. This book was one I added to my favorites when I first started using Pineapple Buns. I really loved it, but I didn't have the money back then, so I didn't read it when it was listed. Now that I have the money, I planned to come back and read it, but after buying the whole book, I wondered why it was so short. And then I saw... Oh dear, it's unfinished! I'm so disappointed...

Is it still being updated?