The Immortal Maidens All Say I’m Blind and Easy to Bully

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The author's writing is superb, and the plot is ingeniously conceived, clearly showing considerable thought and effort. This novel lacks a system, any overpowered plot devices, and the common harem element. Instead, it unfolds a captivating, antique-style fictional world, like a painting within a painting. The female leads are all unique and avoid stereotypical, boring characters. The male lead's personality is particularly endearing—a refined and elegant gentleman, unparalleled in the world. This is definitely a promising new work, and if you're still hesitating, trust me, this book is absolutely worth adding to your collection!

First of all, I have to say, it's so popular! Why the hell isn't it popular? Then I looked at the cover and the title, and it's okay. The author's writing is top-notch; I haven't seen such excellent writing in ages. The plot is superb. I can't really offer any opinions on the book's content, but as a reader, my suggestion is to change the cover. Get a slightly more stunning image; this one is too ordinary. Combined with such a plain title, most people wouldn't even bother to read it. I was only recommended it three days in advance, and honestly, it's heartbreaking to see such a good work being overlooked. Author, please keep up the good work! It's fantastic!

Upon first reading this book, the very first chapter captivated me. The author clearly put a lot of thought into the scene descriptions and character portrayals, and the writing is superb. It feels like reading more than just a novel; it's about appreciating the author's enchanting, antique world. The protagonist's loss of sight is a striking premise, making one curious about how a blind man will face various characters. Few authors on Pineapple Bun possess writing skills like this one, and the frequent use of poetry demonstrates the author's considerable literary cultivation. I look forward to the author continuing to work hard and presenting this story to us in a well-done way.

Turtle's writing is quite impressive.

He frantically tried to write, exhausting himself, but ended up trapped in his own web of problems, eventually finding himself in dire straits. Just like the nine provinces of Jiangnan, the first three books are written with bold strokes of the brush, then one suddenly realizes the truth and writes a script. The fragrance of classical Chinese is not as good as the fragrance of a bastard or a prostitute. So how can a book be written? Four words: The greatest truths are the simplest. However, this book can really be used as a reference book. Every page you flip through is full of good sentences and phrases. The script is blinded by the writing style, and the eunuch's departure was just right.

Twenty-four years later, this book remains a source of deep regret for me. It's a masterpiece combining superb writing and a diverse cast of characters, but unfortunately, its ambitions were too grand and ultimately failed to achieve their full potential. It's truly lamentable.

Official Version: A winding, circuitous path, shrouded in worldly affairs. When the shadows of the court intertwine with the mists of the martial world, the blind man's "chess" is already beyond his control. Watch as he finds himself surrounded by beauties, embraces his beloved, and fulfills his role as a filial and strong brother and son! He only wishes... That all his actions are without shame, and that all his encounters be without regret! Popular Version: Question 1: How is a white-haired blind man gradually tamed, how does he unknowingly become lost in maternal love? Question 2: The person with double pupils: What is your psychology that allows you to lay a hand on me, who is both your head steward and your teacher? A white-haired blind man: My dear, you always seem to be the most carefree... (For details, please consult...)

The author doesn't need to worry about the report. As long as there's no green (inappropriate content), most readers won't care. I suggest the author focus on writing their own book and not let some elementary school students' reports disgust them. It's very well written. Also, I suggest not overly referencing "Snow in the Sky" in terms of literary style; sticking to the beginning would be fantastic. Really amazing... Oh...

I'm afraid to follow any of Pineapple Bun's books now. Those with good themes and decent writing are mostly abandoned. I'm scared!