AK001, the first combat robot in the Galactic Empire, once penetrated into the fairy tale and became the poor supporting female character in the sect who was hated and ridiculed by everyone - Jiang Xunxian.
On the first day she entered, her biological sister dug out her top-notch ice single spiritual root.
Early stage:
Everyone in the sect hated her, thinking that Jiang Xunxian had stolen his sister's spiritual root and kept it as his own for so many years, so they scorned her and suppressed her in various ways.
Later period:
Whoever doesn't know how to use formations should ask Senior Sister Jiang.
Whoever doesn't know how to make alchemy should ask Senior Sister Jiang.
Whose spiritual pet is about to give birth? Ask Senior Sister Jiang.
Everyone in the sect said: There is no senior sister in the world who can't do it. How can we live without senior sister!
And a certain genius and arrogant young man who hated Senior Sister Jiang at first and repeatedly found trouble, panicked in the presence of many Shura...
I opened "Green Tea Self-cultivation" overnight and studied hard all night!
The beginning is good, but in the end there is only a lot of love and love. I have watched 50% of it, and 30% is about love. I went straight to the ending and felt that I didn't miss any plot.
Oh my God, I can't stand the same sentence anymore. How long can I say it in a daze? Anyway, that's what it means
Oh my gosh! Throughout the whole story, you love me, I love you, Mixue Bingcheng is so sweet, the nonsense makes me dizzy, jumping from chapter 300 to chapter 900, or is this, the promised cultivation of immortality? Is the heroine promised to be strong?
The setting at the beginning is awkward. The main theme in the back is love. There is a shortage of books that do not have any logical requirements. If you are pursuing logic, please turn it off. The female supporting role is high and low. The heroine setting is OK. It is said to be a fairy tale. There is no trace of fairy tales at all and it has a concave fairy shape. The writing is okay, but the author's overall background setting is really hard to describe. I want to read on, but there are countless rough spots and I feel powerless. I can't read anymore.
The treasure book doesn't want to be seen by others
Is there anyone who has read this? Where did the original Jiang Xunxian go? According to what I see now, she was abused in the temple since she was a child. Her father and brother did not like her. Her mother is dead and her spiritual roots were dug up. It is really miserable. I don't know if there will be a good outcome or she is really dead.
The front part was okay, but the back part was a bit difficult to read. I had no patience, so I basically clicked on it based on the title.
The story line here is very novel and interesting, but the writing style is a bit childish, and the character of the male protagonist. For more than 250 chapters, the male protagonist and the female protagonist have no relationship at all, but the male protagonist is jealous every day. This makes me confused. The female protagonist is a robot, and logically she should be very smart, but the author writes that the female protagonist is incapable of love. I haven't finished reading it yet, but the story line written by the author is really interesting and worth reading.
The subject matter was originally quite novel, but I couldn't stand it anymore in the middle! It was all an emotional drama, Xiu Xian didn't notice it at all!
I've finished reading it~ What should I say? I feel like it looks better at the front, but it gradually gets a bit verbose at the back. Personally, I feel like it's a little unfinished at the back. The main reason is that some of the foreshadowings laid before seemed not to be realized, or were only mentioned slightly (or maybe I didn't see it and read it roughly later). The subsequent plot didn't feel so attractive to me, and there were still some small regrets in some places. Kui Bao and Mo Dot, who were mentioned at the beginning, were not mentioned until later in the plot. What left the deepest impression on me was the foreshadowing of Feng Qishu, but the later foreshadowing did not seem to be realized. This is the point that makes me most regretful, and this is also the point that I look forward to most when reading the article. But when I finally saw the ending, I was quite touched. This is the first novel I have finished. To be honest, I didn't want it to end. Alas, it's a pity that I just thought about it.
The beginning is good, but in the end there is only a lot of love and love. I have watched 50% of it, and 30% is about love. I went straight to the ending and felt that I didn't miss any plot.
Oh my God, I can't stand the same sentence anymore. How long can I say it in a daze? Anyway, that's what it means
Oh my gosh! Throughout the whole story, you love me, I love you, Mixue Bingcheng is so sweet, the nonsense makes me dizzy, jumping from chapter 300 to chapter 900, or is this, the promised cultivation of immortality? Is the heroine promised to be strong?
The setting at the beginning is awkward. The main theme in the back is love. There is a shortage of books that do not have any logical requirements. If you are pursuing logic, please turn it off. The female supporting role is high and low. The heroine setting is OK. It is said to be a fairy tale. There is no trace of fairy tales at all and it has a concave fairy shape. The writing is okay, but the author's overall background setting is really hard to describe. I want to read on, but there are countless rough spots and I feel powerless. I can't read anymore.
The treasure book doesn't want to be seen by others
Is there anyone who has read this? Where did the original Jiang Xunxian go? According to what I see now, she was abused in the temple since she was a child. Her father and brother did not like her. Her mother is dead and her spiritual roots were dug up. It is really miserable. I don't know if there will be a good outcome or she is really dead.
The front part was okay, but the back part was a bit difficult to read. I had no patience, so I basically clicked on it based on the title.
The story line here is very novel and interesting, but the writing style is a bit childish, and the character of the male protagonist. For more than 250 chapters, the male protagonist and the female protagonist have no relationship at all, but the male protagonist is jealous every day. This makes me confused. The female protagonist is a robot, and logically she should be very smart, but the author writes that the female protagonist is incapable of love. I haven't finished reading it yet, but the story line written by the author is really interesting and worth reading.
The subject matter was originally quite novel, but I couldn't stand it anymore in the middle! It was all an emotional drama, Xiu Xian didn't notice it at all!
I've finished reading it~ What should I say? I feel like it looks better at the front, but it gradually gets a bit verbose at the back. Personally, I feel like it's a little unfinished at the back. The main reason is that some of the foreshadowings laid before seemed not to be realized, or were only mentioned slightly (or maybe I didn't see it and read it roughly later). The subsequent plot didn't feel so attractive to me, and there were still some small regrets in some places. Kui Bao and Mo Dot, who were mentioned at the beginning, were not mentioned until later in the plot. What left the deepest impression on me was the foreshadowing of Feng Qishu, but the later foreshadowing did not seem to be realized. This is the point that makes me most regretful, and this is also the point that I look forward to most when reading the article. But when I finally saw the ending, I was quite touched. This is the first novel I have finished. To be honest, I didn't want it to end. Alas, it's a pity that I just thought about it.