Reincarnation

Name: Reincarnation
Author: Southern Dream

by Southern Dream

ongoing Fantasy Romance Cross-Species Romance Female Lead

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Yu Qianzhan, the God of Reincarnation, met and fell in love with Cha Weiran, the God of Death in this life, during his third reincarnation. Yu Qianzhan was killed by Cha Weiran in her previous two reincarnations. Can she change her fate in this life? "The tea is not dyed. In the next life, the next life, the next life, I will never fall in love with you again..." These were Yu Qianzhan's last words before disappearing, but fate dictated that she would only love him for the rest of her life, and he was destined to kill his true love with his own hands... Supporting role: Yan Yichan, waiting for the world, sinking for the world When you return, I have been searching for you all my life. I have been looking for the wrong person all my life. I hurt her and destroyed her. "Jun Gui, what did my sister do wrong? You want to push her into the insect valley, ruin her face, and shave her soul bones? She saved you! She carried you for three days and three nights, in such a hot fire, in such a dangerous place, and she never stopped in the middle... Jun Gui, I will kill you to avenge my sister..."

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Seedling. Unique setting of western fantasy genre, come from self-recommendation. I just watched the beginning, and my first thought was "solid". The author should have written the article after completing a very complete world setting and power system setting. Generally speaking, this kind of article is not easy to collapse, so I feel more at ease when reading it. And the author's writing skills are also good, he doesn't look like a newcomer. However, because the world view is laid out in a relatively large way at the beginning, the first few chapters are a bit like an instruction manual, which may be boring to some readers (however, the single author quite likes this one). Overall, I feel pretty good, and I plan to follow it slowly for a while to see how it goes.