The male protagonist's surname was Xi and Su, while the female protagonist's surname was Shen, Xu, Jiang, Wei, Xiao, Tang, and Di. What kind of fantasy novel was this? It had to have soft rice, ridicule, and female elements? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-01 10:43

This book was called "The White Lotus in the World of the Female Primogenitor". The characters in the book included the main character, the System; the dissing servant/cute little System; the male protagonist, Su Yan; the green tea/white lotus; the female protagonist, Shen Xing; the CEO; the female protagonist, Xu Bing; the Miracle Doctor; the female protagonist, Jiang Meng; the female protagonist, Wei Shui; the female assassin; the female protagonist, Xiao Zeyan; the transmigrator; the female protagonist, Tang Xin; the soldier king; the female protagonist, Di; and the female supporting character, Song Qian. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "White Lotus Flower in the World of Female Primogenitor" Author: Drunken Haoyue. It is a fantasy novel with a soft rice flow. It has the elements of a female primogenitor. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: "White Lotus in the World of Female Primes" is an amazing niche novel. The author used a unique technique to describe the image of the protagonist, the white lotus, which made people unable to extricate themselves from it. The story was thrilling and irresistible. Whether it was from the beginning or the rest of the story, one could feel the author's ingenious conception and exquisite writing. Although some of the plot was not coherent enough, overall, the book still left a deep impression. Especially the description of the first story was even more amazing. Although some readers thought that the second half was not as good, this book was still worth recommending. In general, this book would be given a base rating of 5 points. Those who liked this style would be given 5 points, while those who disliked this style would be given 5 points. In general, this book was either a magical herb or a poisonous herb, which completely depended on one's personal preference and reading experience. I hope you will like this book.