Rebirth of the Strongest Elementalist

The more I read it, the more disgusting it becomes. The heroine is like a Mary Sue. You can see her true nature by practicing on the plane and not taking others seriously. The author actually wrote her as a positive and positive character. She always feels that everything is under her control. When something goes wrong, she doesn't need others to help her solve it. Then her boyfriend will follow her no matter what. It's true that she doesn't do anything too much, but she can't have a bottom line. What does the author think? I can't stand it anymore.

I didn't like it very much at the beginning, and complained to God that if you don't want to support the orphanage, don't do it. I made it look like I was so great and how much I had paid for the orphanage. If it hadn't been for Grandma Lin, she would have starved to death, and she was still moaning

After seeing your comments, I went to check it out, and I found it really ugly. How could such a young girl get such good jade out of stone in one go? No one used her for experiments. Also, why did she do that for her? If she didn't have the ability, she would just tell lies and deceive others without fear of others being killed by the stalker. It's really shameless and extremely selfish.

I really want to know if the names and functions of the body organs and medicinal materials represented by the Five Elements are true. If I don't know it clearly, I'm afraid I will believe it and then find out that it's not true.

I feel like the heroine is too proud sometimes. Don't take others seriously.

I think the heroine's character is a bit self-righteous, and I hate this kind of character the most.

Personally, I feel like the heroine is reborn as a 13-year-old! But she was already several decades old, so why did she look so childish as a primary school student? The last life was so miserable, but this life can do everything? The most ridiculous thing is that a small building was built in 2 days and the ceramic tiles were installed🤤! The plot is so bloody! Abandon the article

I often came across this book when searching for novels in the past, but I didn't read it because the score was a bit low. This time I read some more, and I can only say that there is a reason for the low score, so I decided to abandon it.

The author has coded words. Readers have also given traffic, and some have also spent reading coins. Readers are willing to read your book and give you good reviews. However, readers spend traffic and reading coins to read free books. In the end, they are not satisfied. It is also his right to give a negative review, just like you can give a negative review if you are not satisfied with something you bought. After all, if you like it, you can read it and give it a good review. If you don't like it, you can give it a negative review. It's the same principle. Don't use double standards. It's the reader's right. Unless there is something about the book that makes the reader feel distressed, don't give a negative review. Readers don't owe the author anything. If someone feels that the author has too many words, he should not give a negative review. After all, he is lucky, so it doesn't matter who the author is. As long as there are good reviews, there will be click-through rates. Then you can imagine the quality of the books we read in the future. After all, not all authors have the potential to become great. Anyone who doesn't like what I say is free to criticize. Let me see if the people who criticize me are overflowing with love or don't care about money flow. But I don't care, the truth is there. I think no one is willing to spend money to buy suffering. The same principle applies.

The plot is good, but the writing is a bit childish, and in order to break through the bottleneck, the heroine practices on a plane with so many people, without taking human life seriously, and yet portrays her as a positive character?