
Lady Yaoxian, This Time I'm Not Choosing You
妖仙大人,这次我不选你了
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- Ongoing
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- 836k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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It's well-written, but it's a pity about the yuri pack in the G-slot.
I'm writing this long review specifically to clear the name for readers and those who haven't seen it.
First of all, this book isn't a simple romance novel. As the synopsis mentions, it has two storylines: one focusing on the male protagonist's pursuit of immortality and cultivation, which is exceptionally well-written; the other, on Ling Yao's redemption, which is extremely depressing. The male protagonist's story features talented men and beautiful women, as well as powerful figures, making it a grander, more epic cultivation tale. It has all the exciting moments and memorable supporting characters, and the plot is well-developed. As for Ling Yao, the author skillfully portrays her from the beginning to make her as unlikeable as possible. Like Jiang Cheng, she is selfish, unable to resist her instincts, even self-righteous and self-pitying, doing many things that betray the male protagonist. But...
This quality should be proven at Qidian.
There's probably no update today. I took the high-speed train, then transferred to another bus and minibus, and I still haven't arrived home. This small, fourth- or fifth-tier city is even experiencing unprecedented traffic jams because of the rain. Now, when I finally get to the village entrance, I'll be wondering if any kind person will offer me a ride on their motorcycle in the pitch black. I probably won't get home until 2 PM.
If you're not the author, why didn't you continue writing that novel about a slave owner at the beginning?
With books of this caliber and results like this, BLB is truly doomed.
Arguing with him all that way is pointless. The core issue is that he hasn't seen what comes next. He's fixated on the character of Ling Yao, but this character is there to introduce the world and other characters. You know your own article isn't about a purely satisfying love story with a "chasing-after-the-husband" plot.
This is truly impressive. Although I haven't read many books here, this one really surprised me. I hope the author can write more heartwarming stories. I came to this website because I was experiencing a reading slump and fulfilling a personal dream, and I didn't expect to find such a wonderful book. Shouldn't the author consider trying their luck on a bigger stage? While I'm not sure about mainstream tastes, it's really remarkable to write something so refreshing in such a commercial and formulaic environment.
Waaaaah, Miku isn't cheap!
This is the first time I've seen such a talented author on BLB.