Quick Transmigration: The Cultivation Ancestor Is on Another Killing Spree

Starting from the second world, the content is the same as another author's quick transmigration novel.

Uh... Author? Are you plagiarizing yourself? [What][Shocked] I'll give you another star if you reply, otherwise I'll feel really bad 😂

Although the rating is low, neither the male nor female lead is particularly love-obsessed; their feelings are mutual, and both are strong-willed. The only issue is that the male lead loses his memory while trying to be with the female lead, which makes him a target of divine intervention. However, it doesn't matter much, and the ending is happy for both of them.

Li Mo, the God of Cause and Effect, and Chu Yin, the God of Time and Space, are transmigrated quickly. They have a system, a space, face-slapping moments, are career-driven, and save the world... The Sea of ​​Laws encountered problems during its self-evolution and evolution. As an innate deity born from the Sea of ​​Laws, Li Mo sealed his divine status and entered various worlds to restore order!

Super good! The female lead undertakes missions in each world, correcting various causes and conditions, and doing her best to save the world. The male lead follows her, but he sees more than just love; he also shoulders his own responsibilities and the responsibilities of the times. They love each other and are willing to shoulder the greater love for the world! They have an incredible sense of responsibility for the greater good! Gods should be like them!

The author's writing is quite good, and the ending clearly explains the cause and effect of the entire story. The female lead has a strong sense of the big picture, is not entirely a saint but possesses divine compassion and mercy, representing a general aspect of a modern god. Romantic relationships are relatively minor, with the focus primarily on plot and storyline.

I've entered the second world, and it's almost identical to another quick transmigration novel I read a long time ago, except for the protagonist's name.

It's a very good watch. The God of Cause and Effect travels through various worlds to restore order and save smaller worlds from chaos caused by rebellion against the Heavenly Dao, preventing their destruction. He strives to improve the worlds according to their respective rules. The male protagonist, the God of Space, follows him throughout. Overall, it's quite good.

The female protagonist is not a lovesick girl and has a Buddhist-like attitude, but she is kind-hearted. The knowledge she learns in each small world can be used in later worlds, unlike many immersive quick transmigration novels where even knowledge learned in the past is still unfamiliar in the next world and needs to be learned again. She is not too concerned about using her space, but she is not dependent on it either, nor is she obsessed with collecting treasures in each world.

The big shot is truly a big shot, and he really has real strength. The saintly one is truly a saintly one; goodbye to saintly saints.