(Little Girl + Child Prodigy + Homemade System + Transformation + Hidden Golden Finger + Kingdom Princess)
Note: This is not a traditional cultivation novel.
One quiet night, a tiny meteor streaked across the sky, and from then on the cultivation world had a new genius? Probably. A little girl. Her journey of transmigration did not go smoothly. An accident along the way cost her the golden finger she had started with.
But as someone who had transmigrated, how could she just give up? She resolved to create her own golden finger with her own hands. Yet when she discovered that she was in a cultivation world full of spiritual energy and miracles, she couldn't help feeling confused. This was nothing like anything she knew.
As she explored her new identity, she unexpectedly discovered that she had a special ability: she could rewind time and space without limit. Though it came with the side effect of memory loss, she refused to be discouraged, since her homemade System could easily overcome this obstacle.
Even more surprising, she was a princess of a kingdom. Surrounded by wealth, power, and glory, she couldn't help asking herself: If I was born with everything, why work so hard?
“Waaah, why does everyone like lying to me?” she muttered, her heart filled with confusion about the world and hope for the future.
Reincarnated as a Little Girl: I'm Really Not a Genius is a slow-paced fantasy novel about a little prodigy with limitless potential as she gradually rises in the cultivation world, unravels one mystery after another, and eventually finds her own path. As she grows, she'll learn to use her wisdom and power to face challenges, protect those she loves, and become a legend of the cultivation world.
First, the author may have a literary background, otherwise he would not be able to write in such detail, but he should not write often. Second, it was really tiring to watch, especially the scenes. The author spent a lot of time describing them, but the characters' personalities were very awkward, which caused a sense of discomfort. When I go out, I feel scared when I see the scene outside, but yet I am willful when faced with unknown things. What kind of dual personality is this? Or is it simply that the protagonist has low intelligence and emotional intelligence? Thirdly, I didn't expect that I would have to work so hard to take care of two spirit beings that were smaller than myself and were very willful. The author should not have an outline when writing a novel. He should write whatever comes to his mind. Otherwise, it would be impossible for him to go directly to another plot line without even describing the characters.
A smart author should have the courage to give himself a favorable review. This work cleverly uses the differences in information between characters to show the process of each character judging events based on the clues he has, reflecting the high degree of online IQ of the characters. The language of the novel is smooth and natural, but some plots may touch on sensitive topics, so readers need to be prepared. At the same time, each character is endowed with rich emotions, making them seem to be the masters of their own destiny in the story. If you don't get married, you don't know anything else.
Marrying a single person? ...
The writing is good, but the plot is a pity. The existence of the system is a failure. It is unreasonable for the heroine to go out to roam at the age of three. Let alone whether she can support walking for a long time, because the existence of the system gives her the wrong choice, which is very fragmented. The heroine's mother role is also very small, which further proves that the heroine does not take her relatives in this world seriously at all. It feels like the heroine only recognizes the system Lingling emotionally. There is also cultivation. I guess this book is discontinued because of the collapse of combat power. It is because of the system that it can easily lead to this problem. Do you think a real three-year-old child has enough physical strength and mobility to support his body? Children need sleep time, otherwise they would be killing the goose to retrieve the eggs. Obviously, the system was shattered when traveling through time. It would be great to give the heroine a not very powerful plug-in, but she has to have a spiritual intelligence to communicate, so it would be useless. It's a pity, it's a pity. If you want to write a system, just be a tool person quietly and don't have any thoughts. Otherwise, even if you travel to a world with relatives, you will still be like them as a paper person, without really integrating emotions, and there will only be a system deep down in your heart.
I feel like I can't stand this kind of thing, there are so many descriptions in the picture
This book can give me a sense of peace, it is beautifully written, and I feel a sense of identity in my heart. That kind of fast-paced novel makes me feel tired. It looks comfortable. I don't know why so many people say it's tiring. Everyone has their own preferences for carrots and cabbage! Anyway, I quite like it.
Don't change your marriage and don't want a male lead
I know that there are tigers in the mountains, but I prefer the tigers in the mountains. Hey, I don't know what I think. You press my brain on the ground and rub it, which is contrary to heaven.
It's good to read, but there are too many strange descriptions that readers don't want to see. I feel like most people who watch Tomato still like to read stories and won't read too many descriptions of environment and scenery (less would be better?). The characters in the novel have online IQs throughout, and everyone has their own cognitive perspectives. The protagonist is very cute~. It's a very good work. I feel that the reason why no one reads it is that the novels are not interesting enough. Tomato novels basically have an omniscient protagonist (who never fails), a strong aura of the protagonist (what the protagonist does cannot be wrong, and even if it is, it is an exercise or something), and everyone revolves around the protagonist (you can't look away when you see the protagonist).
After reading it, I got a headache. I was too tired and awkward. I kept describing it over and over again.