The Sword Immortal Desk Mate and the Charming Sword Spirit
剑仙同桌俏剑灵
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 9y ago
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476Chapters
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8.5Score
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I was completely confused after reading the first three chapters.
I don't know what it's about; it's all disjointed and confusing. The introduction to Blade & Soul was a mess, and the synopsis said the protagonist was male, but it turns out she's female. But earlier it says "I am a Taoist priest" (a term used to describe a male protagonist), so are there two storylines? I'm speechless. Is this supposed to be a female-oriented story? Seeing a female protagonist makes me uncomfortable. Just rambling on, don't mind me. Okay, I'm running out of space, so I'm just filling up the word count. I only read the first ten chapters because the protagonist is female and I'm male, so it doesn't suit me (beep beep beep).
I hope to use some common language.
Well, this isn't my first time writing a book review. The opening language of this book is rather complex and difficult to understand, or perhaps it's just my own intelligence, but it still left me a bit bewildered. The main point is that the opening narrates the main content first, otherwise it's hard to tell who's good and who's evil, which is quite perplexing. However, the fact that it made it to the homepage shows it's not bad. I wrote this as I read, so it's just based on my feeling. It's a story with a lot of romantic scenes, and overall it's not bad. Although I'm a bit twisted and like novels with lots of blood and gore, this review is pretty good. It's a bit lazy and disorganized; I'll write a better one later when I have more time. I apologize for the lack of feedback.
Who is the main character?
The only book the author has ever finished writing
After finishing the second volume, I felt completely terrible.
This author's books have such low ratings.
Is the author a Taoist priest? I am Fahui, a disciple of the Jingming School of Zhengyi.
I did see quite a few interesting stories, although they started to let loose later on.
Why is there a cell phone in the first volume, which has three chapters?
Why is it written from the female protagonist's perspective, and why is the female protagonist somewhat annoying...? (To the point of enjoying the cool breeze)