(Not a power fantasy + plenty of short scenes about family and friendship + romance may not be written well + has a couple + male lead appears very late + doted-on heroine + no awful characters)
Never mind, I can't explain it clearly. Friends, don't force yourselves to read it if it's not for you. Writing this has been pretty torturous for me too, like clocking in at work ten times a day. Awkward.
After dying by accident, an unmarried woman past her prime transmigrates to a world of immortal cultivation.
In her previous life, she was the eldest child in the family. In this life, she's the youngest, showered with affection and protected and accompanied every step of the way by her twin brother.
In this harmonious, close-knit family, she makes up for every regret from her past life and enjoys a life completely unlike the one she had before.
The only catch is that childhood lasts five years, the young stage lasts a hundred, and growing up takes another fifty!
Fine, turning adult at 150 is one thing, but why is everyone in my family gorgeous? How am I supposed to find the motivation to work hard?
At long last, she reaches adulthood and thinks she can soar wherever the sky takes her. But then a man grabs hold of her.
Hey, listen. Just because you make my heart flutter doesn't mean you can do whatever you want.
Ning Qianyuan looks at the hand resting on his abs. “So the authorities can set fires, but the common people aren't allowed to light a lamp?”
Let me shamelessly give my first book review and full score. Since this is the first book, the writing style may have similar meaning to the pen name. But I am trying my best to make improvements. The reason for writing is not only the introduction of the first chapter, but also because I have read a lot of books with similar content or structure, and I want to write some of my own ideas. The inspiration may come from the literary works you have read, or from the feelings of anime. I hope you all like it. Blah blah blah!
The author's writing is very good, but I don't want them to forgive their parents and uncles. How can I put it this way? I feel so bad for my heroine. She is obviously the child they saved through all the hard work during pregnancy, but she can be treated so cruelly. I know that the world of immortality is cruel, but there are obviously other ways. My heroine is about to be broken. I feel so bad. It's better to die.
It's very beautiful, I especially like the family affection in it
It's good, but there's too much infancy at the front.