Transmigrated as a Snake Demon, I Walk the Goddess’s Path to the Dao

I have never communicated with you readers who read books. I would like to tell all readers here that reading a book is one of the things that makes you happy. If you feel dissatisfied or unhappy with this book, read a good book that can make you feel happy. Don't let a bad mood affect you [Love] I would also like to talk about the fact that the protagonist Lan is weak to the "Madonna" and the author's views on the "goddess". No matter how the protagonist's time-travel experience and original experience appear on the outside, she is still a "little girl" on the inside at this stage. The world acted on her as if she had only painted "a few strokes" on a blank sheet of paper. Her original intention at this moment was still pure, kind and benevolent. Why did she want to save? Maybe the author didn't describe the "weak" side of the rescued enough so that readers can empathize with it. In the real world, everyone will have different feelings about those grandparents who make a living by collecting bottle caps, people struggling to make ends meet, those stray animals, etc., And most people will choose to help. Lan Ruo felt their situation and the suffering they suffered personally. Her inner instinct made her want to save "them". This also led to the first goddess who came into the world to be the "Goddess of Mercy". She reflected the goodness in Lan Ruo's nature and showed a trace of compassion towards all living beings. Just like the great goddess Nuwa who loves all living beings in the world and chooses to mend the sky with her body; Guanyin Bodhisattva who saves all sentient beings from suffering; Mazu, the sea god who saves countless people at sea and brings peace to others, etc. Everyone knows that the goddess loves the world. In the author's eyes, in addition to her powerful powers and unparalleled appearance, the goddess also carries responsibilities and her heart is broad and tolerant. This is the first time for the author to write a book. There will definitely be some shortcomings in the writing, plot, etc. I would also like to thank the readers for watching and giving some comments and opinions! I am also grateful to those babies who like Lan Ruo and have never left him. I also hope that one day, on the day when Lan Ruo goes from "weak to the top, and travels to the top of the blue sky", I can meet again with those Taoist friends who have returned after thousands of sails!

It's well written and the world view is huge. The author must be a boy! I should have watched the commentary of Indian mythology TV series on Douyin like "Gods of Gods" [laughing and crying]. It has some Hindu and Buddhist flavors, and it is well integrated [laughing]