
Thrilling and Moving
怦然仙动
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Eastern Fantasy Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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96Chapters
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7Clicks
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0Fans
0Recommendations
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Another short article, the emotional description is very delicate... But the emotions are always misplaced, which makes people a little anxious... In the end, except for the second male lead who has some regrets, the female lead is considered complete.
Donghuang also spent a lot of money to teach Qingli love. The ending is good, but he lacks a child, so he has to do some extra stories to talk about the future.
I really, I cried to death. When I read it earlier, I felt that I was in confusion. I couldn't tell the difference between reincarnations and various reincarnations. But in the end, the author revealed the mystery. It was a sudden enlightenment and enlightenment. I really, I cried to death. It was another day where I shed tears for other people's beautiful love ~ It's really beautiful!
The tragic ending of every reincarnation is for the ultimate perfection. The back part is really tear-jerking...
I couldn't bear to read it, it was so good and the story was so exciting!
The novel is not procrastinating, the plot is exciting, there is no Virgin White Lotus, and there is no green tea table. It is one of the better-looking novels about cultivating immortals.
At first I thought she was a scumbag, but later she turned out to be fine, not too scumbag! He is also a person who has a beginning and an end.
It's very good, the only book I've read recently. The protagonist has a small love but also a big love. The only one who is a little bit upset is Fusu, but he feels that everything is the best ending.
Very nice! The plot is compact and gripping. I watched it in half a day and had endless aftertaste. The ending is also very beautiful. The only pain point is the second male lead. I feel heartbroken.
I finished reading it in one sitting and had endless aftertaste. It was very interesting.