On Actors' Self-improvement

A very novel female majoring in immortal literature. No matter it is a rookie cultivator in ancient times, a master cultivator in modern times, or an actress who is very transparent. Like them all.

Not sure if there is CP or not, it's finished, a story about cultivating immortality in two worlds. The consciousness of an eighteenth-tier actress accidentally traveled into the body of an unconscious little Taoist priest in ancient times. The abnormal setting of the world made her repeat the same day over and over again - it turned out that a key plot must be triggered in order to truly enter a new day! Unintentionally, she entered Taoism with the sound of the guqin and became a true monk. The guqin of unknown origin hidden in the sea of ​​​​consciousness also appeared. Just when she thought she would never be able to return to the modern world in this life, she returned to her original form for unknown reasons. And this seemingly peaceful and ordinary modern world slowly revealed to her, who became a monk, her own hidden fantasy, gorgeous and crisis-ridden world. The flow of time in the modern Dharma-ending world is much slower than that in the ancient world of cultivating immortals. In modern times, the heroine is a hidden boss who does good things behind the scenes without leaving a name. In ancient times, she was a little Taoist priest who worked hard to trigger new plots, fight monsters and upgrades. She was passively tossed between these two worlds. Is it God's will or someone else's intention? The theme setting is novel and the main story line intersperses between these two worlds. I personally feel that the author's writing is not confusing and it is quite easy to understand. However, there are too many descriptive sentences for a single thing, which sometimes seem cumbersome, so it is simply called water.

[Pseudo Time Travel] is considered an entertainment novel, but this book sometimes cultivates immortality, sometimes entertains, and even occasionally has some supernatural elements. Overall, it is okay. I am also not sure whether there is a male protagonist.

Probably the literary youth will like the ancient part, and others will probably like the modern part. I like both. The author's writing style is beautiful and delicate, especially his skill in describing scenes. The story of this book is very interesting, with magnificent imaginary scenes, parallel spaces, different worlds, solving crimes, painting and music, cultivation and enlightenment, etc. I think there will always be something to gain from reading this book, whether it is spiritual pleasure, improvement of mood, literary literacy or understanding of life, it will always be worthwhile and beneficial. Good book. Well, actually this is not a romance novel, and there is no bloody love or hatred.