The Fierce Female Hero

While some plot points or writing style feel a bit immature, the story as a whole is fine, and the author's intended message is clear. Of course, it might also be because of its decisive and ruthless approach, which is absent in other works, that I like this book more.

It's pretty good. After chapter 68, it sets up the plot and introduces the map change. If you like fast-paced revenge stories, you can read up to chapter 70. If you like the nested map change and leveling up, you can keep reading. The action is good and the writing is also good. However, I don't like the nested map change, so I'll stop here. (´･･)ﾉ(._.`)

Lin Qinglan, the woman among women, the ruler among women, the queen of women, the terminator of women 😳😳😳 King, master, goddess, emperor, demon king, overwhelming woman, the immortal pinnacle of human history! 🥰🥰🥰 I am unworthy, unworthy of your favor, young lady, hahahahahahahahaha, good, my spear pierces the clouds, I lay down all my life's burdens! How exhilarating! Farewell, Jianghu!!! It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful! Just look at it!

The protagonist of this story is decisive and ruthless, and the plot is quite realistic. Unlike other novel protagonists who hesitate, he ruthlessly seeks revenge for those who kill their loved ones. Overall, he's somewhat similar to the protagonist of that other book, and in general, he surpasses most novels. So why is the rating a bit low?

A cool masterpiece! The references are hilarious and well-integrated. The plot is also very rich and diverse. It's hard to imagine that the elements of martial arts, immortality, cultivation, and references can be blended so well. The protagonist is ruthless, taciturn, and mischievous, which makes him very unique. Even when describing the supporting characters, the writing is incredibly moving.

Friends are constantly disappearing, memories are fading, and everything I do feels meaningless. I possess unparalleled strength. Hello, my name is Raiden: Forgotten River Guardian: Mei, you can also call me Yomi.

I think it's pretty good. Some people say the foreshadowing of Grandma's death wasn't strong enough, but I don't think that's the author's fault. It's just that people's empathy varies, and some people are simply less emotionally sensitive. However, I hope the author won't throw out any more angst randomly, otherwise even emotionally rich people will become numb.

Goodness, as long as you don't flirt with men, it's fine. I can always argue that it's just a friendship between girls, and I don't care. But if you hug a guy and call him your male best friend, I'm going to be furious! 😠

I've finished reading it. The female lead is decisive and ruthless. Although everyone around her died, it didn't have much of an impact; they were all just ants. The author is very good at character portrayal, and it's a humorous and funny story. 😏😏😏

The author knows my heart! It's great! *▽* Did some people who posted comments not read the synopsis? The synopsis clearly states, "If you don't like it, don't read it." And then you read it and still want to complain ("). You're already reading Tomato, don't have such high expectations. Looks good *▽*