About the Huajian Sect's Heir Being a Girl
关于花间派传人是女孩子那件事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This book exists only in heaven, and is rarely heard of on earth.
Excellent book!!! Excellent book!!! Excellent book!!! I can't stress this enough! The writing is exquisite, the plot is full of twists and turns, the characters are vividly portrayed, the language is fluent, the writing is elegant and beautiful, the diction is simple yet profound, the style is fresh, the emotions are rich, the characters are well-developed, the structure is clear and layered, the plot is reasonable, full of ups and downs, the descriptions are vivid and captivating, the artistic appeal is strong, the process is brilliantly crafted, the meaning is profound, it's thought-provoking, and its meaning is lingering—it's beyond what a simple word like "good" can describe. The only drawback is that you can't "read for free" (laughs)... The emoticons in the novel are also superb, saving you from having to ponder or exaggerate...
A fairy from Jinlian Temple fainted from crying in the toilet.
It was copied directly from Da Feng.
It's practically identical to the Great Feng Dynasty. The system itself is the same, which is fine; it's more comfortable to read that way because you don't have to memorize it. The existence of the Imperial Observatory and the Director is fine, but even the plot and route are the same. I wanted to defend you, but I'm embarrassed to say anything. They even copied the fragments of the Earth Book! I can't stand it anymore. Are they going to introduce a Divine Master later? Also, the plot about someone investigating the protagonist is copied from the Great Feng Dynasty, but the foreshadowing is insufficient, making it feel abrupt.
I can't stand it anymore, I can't bear to watch.
Hmm, I can't stand it anymore. This book isn't just similar; it's a complete rip-off. The plot and setting are practically identical. It just goes along with whatever part of the story of "The Night Watchman" goes on. You might as well read "The Night Watchman of Dafeng," at least that one has a proper ending, while this one is abruptly cut short. The ending feels incredibly rushed. If you don't mind reading this, 1. Judging from the publication dates, it's obvious who's imitating whom. As for the plot, the original is arguably more exciting. 2. Regarding the yuri (lesbian) elements, it's simply not enough. I've read dozens of chapters and haven't seen a single instance of yuri. It can't even be considered a substitute...
This cover... I honestly don't dare click to look at it.
The author says that male supporting characters can have romantic storylines, but they can't do so through the protagonist's words (which feels a bit like bullshit).
I suggest the author change the protagonist; maybe choose the Seventh Prince, and while he's at it, get all the female characters, and finally, get Li Qingcha too.
My senses have been fine until recently, but the storyline involving the seventh character has made me a little uncomfortable. I think I'll just let him play for a while longer and then skip him.
The point about the seventh brother is too far-fetched. At least Chu's writing emphasizes talent, but the seventh brother is valued for his "face-saving" and "stolen" talent. It's really contrived. Of course, we readers can't control how the author writes.
The pairing of Lao Qi and An Yun... Is indeed a bit far-fetched. Everyone was initially happy to see them together, but isn't the strange "Dihua then gets himself killed" plot a typical wish-fulfillment story? This book isn't purely wish-fulfillment, so this kind of storyline clashes significantly with the overall style, making it difficult to read.