
A Car Accident Sent Me to the World of Reincarnation
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After working hard for seven or eight years, I returned to before liberation. Tao Ling finally reached the peak of her life. After enjoying it for a few days, a car accident sent Tao Ling to the world of reincarnation. The wealth and status in the world did not follow Tao Ling here. Tao Ling was destitute and ready to start struggling again, but found that the rules of survival here were different from those in the world. Here you can travel through any space and time, go back to the past, and change the future. A sudden change of hands can even overthrow an entire dynasty. Everything comes down to two words - survival.
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Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
One more suggestion for the author:
When describing others, don't use words like, baby daddy, tall, short, Mediterranean, long hair to describe supporting characters. It's very uninspiring and looks like describing a group of toys fighting. The protagonist turns into a cat and meets the so-called Xiaobao's dad. Maybe it's because he is a boy. His son is called Xiaobao, but if you keep calling him Xiaobao's dad, you won't have a sense of substitution. You can definitely step in and introduce others in detail. For example: the protagonist is horrified to find that the world has become bigger. When he raises his hand, he sees that his original hand has turned into a furry claw, and his words have become a cry of "meow". Later, after twists and turns, he encounters a man who is in danger of being besieged. The protagonist rushes to bite someone else and saves the man. The man is very grateful to you, even if you are a cat, and then you start to survive on this battlefield. In the middle, he will tell you his name and how he is the father of a child. You can describe it more vividly and specifically. Rather than just dodging the tall man's attack and then attacking the short man, no one would be interested in watching.
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Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
One more suggestion for the author:
When describing others, don't use words like, baby daddy, tall, short, Mediterranean, long hair to describe supporting characters. It's very uninspiring and looks like describing a group of toys fighting. The protagonist turns into a cat and meets the so-called Xiaobao's dad. Maybe it's because he is a boy. His son is called Xiaobao, but if you keep calling him Xiaobao's dad, you won't have a sense of substitution. You can definitely step in and introduce others in detail. For example: the protagonist is horrified to find that the world has become bigger. When he raises his hand, he sees that his original hand has turned into a furry claw, and his words have become a cry of "meow". Later, after twists and turns, he encounters a man who is in danger of being besieged. The protagonist rushes to bite someone else and saves the man. The man is very grateful to you, even if you are a cat, and then you start to survive on this battlefield. In the middle, he will tell you his name and how he is the father of a child. You can describe it more vividly and specifically. Rather than just dodging the tall man's attack and then attacking the short man, no one would be interested in watching.







