
As a Sword Immortal, I Don't Need to Ride on Anyone's Coattails
剑仙的我才不需要抱别人大腿
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Short and powerless author
"Three inches in the palm is the human world," refers to a three-inch true person, also known as a human true person, or a mortal true person, who cultivates the mortal path. They are a small ball of fluff, experiencing the world's mortal realm. No problem, "three inches" doesn't refer to size. As a silly little girl, "three inches" means something that can be grasped in the palm of her hand. "Three inches in the palm is the human world" (filling out the word count, ignore it emmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm). In short, the author's writing is short and weak, but as long as the book is good, that's all that matters.
Marrying? Does it mean marrying a woman or a man?
Why must the protagonist be a naive and innocent character, a man transmigrating into a woman's body? She's the protagonist, not Yu Yang. Isn't it normal for her martial arts skills to be stronger than the supporting characters? Why write her like a decorative vase?
Please give me some monthly tickets since I've been updating so frequently QAQ
The chattering of a certain young dragon
As the author who co-wrote this novel with "Fluffy Ball," I'd like to offer my critique. First, I can say with certainty that Fengqing's control over the plot is flawless, and the writing style is generally good, although there are occasional minor plot holes that are insignificant and become the focus of criticism. However, "Fluffy Ball's" attention to detail is still immature, perhaps due to the lack of an outline. Sometimes, the psychological details fail to resonate with the reader. Nevertheless, if the goal is simply to make readers feel "this novel is so sweet," then Fengqing has succeeded. Finally... "Fluffy Ball" is short and weak! More chapters please!!! (Please update on behalf of the readers...)
The extra chapter rule is invalidated because I was already planning to update more frequently this month, and having an extra chapter rule would feel a bit like fraud. That's all.
Good deal, but unfortunately short and weak.
The novel is very sweet and romantic. It's a great read, but for me, the only complaint is that each chapter is only 2000 words long and lacks depth. After all, the author's concept is very similar to my own wildly imaginative ideas from when I was bored, and I really like this style. I wish the author will stop writing short chapters! Keep it up!!! May you reach the pinnacle of success soon. By the way, how long does the author plan to write after the ascension? Also, this is my first time writing a long review, so I'm just jotting it down to encourage the author to keep writing.
Oops, I updated the wrong chapter... Sorry, please don't subscribe to the latest chapter!
It's the beginning of the month, and Yu Yang Qingxue has already celebrated. Everyone, please give me some monthly votes! Let's set a rule for extra chapters: 50 votes/5000 fire tokens for one chapter, and one chapter is 2000 words. That's it.
A sweet and pleasant article, but the flavor is too one-dimensional.
Initially, the premise was captivating. The sweet, slice-of-life story was also quite enjoyable. However, it had some flaws: the protagonist was too much of a "soft girl." While there are certainly strong and capable women out there, the protagonist was portrayed from the start as a "soft girl" that's hard to find even in real life. In reality, couples and spouses often argue over trivial matters, such as unsatisfactory groceries, being late for work, messy dishes on the table, or minor issues with the children. Arguments are less likely to occur only when both partners are highly self-disciplined (working with impeccable discipline and rarely making mistakes) or don't live together frequently. The story is sweet, bland...