Perhaps I Wasn't Meant to Die

It's very interesting. It's not a cool novel about building a foundation overnight, but more of a traditional fairy tale. The talent is not bad, she has some tricks but not too much, and the heroine also works hard. In fairy tales, I hate that the protagonist is a mess or the protagonist has extremely poor talent. It's ridiculous to rely on someone bigger than the sky to catch up with the genius. I also saw someone saying that the heroine is silly and sweet. Before saying that, please search what silly sweet means! The protagonist was an ordinary person before time travel. Judging from the description, he should be a young man who has just started working in society. His experience is there. Think about it, why do some people describe college students as having clear and stupid eyes? If you are born with deficiencies and are sick all day long after reincarnation, don't expect others to kill as decisively as agents. It looks pretty good so far, the author would like to give it a thumbs up^0^~

The plot is smooth. Although there is a system, it is not too complicated. The heroine is self-reliant. There are many good settings. For example, the immortal cultivators also have an environmental protection association. They are not just plundering resources.

There is a problem, but it's not a big deal. The main reason is that the heroine is sober and hardworking, and she looks good.

It's pretty, but I don't think she looks like a cultivator. It feels like a farming novel, but it's too down-to-earth. I can't stand the down-to-earth feeling. There is no such kind of fighting like serious cultivation of immortality. There is no such kind of immortality. There is a feeling of simple life. It is recommended to change the name. My life of sick and weak cultivation of immortality. Anyway, it seems that she is pretty good at farming at the moment, and I feel that the heroine has a very poor way of living, so she doesn't feel too wanton. The writing may be bland, but I think the writing is a bit bland. I finished reading it. Fortunately, I wasn't trapped by money in the later period. I spent all my time in the early stage and it only took a while, but it did affect the perception. The heroine is also very down-to-earth, but the writing is a bit sloppy. Come on.

As the name suggests, the book is about daily life. The heroine is very powerful, but there are mountains outside the mountains. When the sky falls, there is a tall man to top it. It makes sense. Secondly, the characters written by the author are as rich and interesting as a biography, but it also makes the writing a bit complicated. There are good and bad things if I break it down. It depends on your personal acceptance. I also hope that the author's new work will feel better (P. S. There is really no love line. It's so happy to see the main characters, the girls, helping each other🥰) In short, as the plot develops, I feel more and more reluctant to say goodbye to the girls in the story. I want to read more good articles like this🥳

Overall, it looks good. The pace at the beginning is slow, the author's writing style is good, and the logic of the writing is relatively smooth. I think I can read it with my brain. After reading it, it gave me a calm and serious feeling of cultivating immortality. I feel that the story of going to the spiritual world can be described later, and I look forward to the author's continuation. Let me talk about my own feelings after reading it. Fetal wear and memory are considered a little golden finger. This is also explained in the following article. It is not a good article at the beginning. The spiritual root is not excellent. In addition, there is no background support, and the resources are inevitably insufficient (but here I have to praise the sect, it is decent. In the big sect, the rules in all aspects are relatively complete, you can get resources with hard work, and there are very few unfair things. There is a saying: If I can really cultivate immortality in the future, I will definitely choose Yuxu Sect) There are some constraints at the beginning, but the excellent luck and the hard work of the heroine are actually not bad. It is also said later that the heroine has excellent understanding, and the heroine's sect may be good or bad, but it does show the magnanimity and background that a real decent sect should have. Many times it gives me the feeling that the motherland loves us. It is undeniable that for various reasons at the beginning, the heroine did not appear to pay special attention to the heroine's feeling, and she would feel a little psychologically aggrieved. However, in general, the heroine did not suffer much, and what she got was the real thing. There is no competition between males and females, and there are very few intrigues. Everyone is more serious about practicing, which gives people a feeling of orthodox cultivation. There is no romance or mess in the Shura field. They are all practicing seriously. The previous descriptions are very detailed, and some of the descriptions are even too detailed and a bit streamlined, but I think it's okay to jump a bit. Later, the experience after having a baby is relatively brief. I was even worried about the remaining chapters after seeing the number of chapters. However, it basically has a beginning and an end. I feel that it can still be expanded later. Overall, if you like this kind of calm and orthodox cultivation of immortality, it is still good and highly recommended.

Super pretty! There is no bloody plot, and it gives me the feeling that everyone is making improvements in all aspects after the world of immortality has been fully developed. The settings of various heavenly ways and monsters are also very interesting. I really like the setting that monsters are a test and an opportunity for growth. The heroine has a cautious personality, and there will be a period of time in the early stages of growth. You can skip reading, and the later writing will be more interesting. Sometimes there are some interesting points caused by the conflict between the traditional cultivation of immortality and the new version of the immortal cultivation setting that has been updated and iterated (focusing on the misunderstanding caused by the system's great power in the heroine's cultivation of the all-things-creation technique hahahahahaha) I really like the sun-moon spirit-transformation formation. The setting makes it feel like a scientific researcher has emerged in the world of immortality. The concept of a win-win operation is great, and it is very similar to what we are doing to protect the environment at this stage.

The sect inside looks like an orthodox sect. There are not so many messy intrigues. Except for a bit of drama when it comes to the blessing of heaven, everything else is written very logically. And it's not like some books are about cultivating immortality and still favor boys over girls. Gender stereotypes and sexism often appear in the text (every time I read the article and suddenly see these, I feel like a dish is delicious, and suddenly there are flies from the dish). This article only emphasizes cultivation and qualifications without highlighting gender, which is really amazing; the whole article is also very smooth. I look forward to the author continuing to write the story of the protagonist ascending to the spiritual world or continuing to ascend👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

It's not bad, but it's a bit exaggerated for the mortal emperor to exterminate the Immortal Cultivator's family at every turn. For the Immortal Cultivator, even if they are practicing Qi, it is still very easy to buy a set of equipment and seals to wipe out the entire royal family.

This book is very well written I've seen half of it, so far it's really 🈚️cp practicing steadily on his own, and there's no chance that the Son of Luck, Green Tea and White Lotus sisters will be around each other. As you grow stronger step by step, you won't feel bored. I also have my own pet companion. The only thing I don't like a little bit is the system. It always talks about sealing memories, implying that she has a heavy responsibility and there is something she needs to do in the future. Then she builds the foundation and sees the timeline, destiny, etc. I personally don't like this kind of foreshadowing written too early. It feels a bit heavy. In fact, what I want to read is that ordinary people can cultivate and ascend, and they don't have to be perfect, just try their best. I originally thought it was like this when I read the title introduction, but from time to time I was reminded of what happened to her in the future. Especially seeing that the mushroom appearing now is from the future node, I really can't stand it. It's very annoying to have to add burdens and identity responsibilities to the protagonist. Of course, again, it's my own idea. The author writes very well. Maybe this is the mainstream model or most people like the protagonist who finally gets the big shot. That's it.