Si Yueying was a villainous demon king who committed murder, arson, deceived masters and exterminated ancestors, and committed all kinds of evil. After causing a bloody storm in the world of immortality, Tian Dao reincarnated and became possessed by evil and died.
Her old enemies, including but not limited to the chief disciple of the Immortal Sect, the great master of the Immortal Realm who has been enlightened for many years, the crazy former Demon Lord... All sent congratulatory messages one after another, and the whole world was celebrating that the boss she had been fighting for so many years was finally dead.
But they didn't expect Tiandao to make a good joke. Once they traveled back twenty years, they were told that they had to fight the boss again.
Righteous ones: ?
The righteous ones decided to strike first and kill the boss before she developed!
Si Yueying, who had just received the mission at this time: Wait, calm down, the timeline I traveled through is still early, and a group of teenagers will definitely not be able to play with me, an old witch.
The reborn people: ... Kill her!
Reader comments
The plot setting is okay, but I have no desire to read on.
The specific reasons are:
The author's other descriptions are too detailed. The focus should be on the heroine and her experience.
In one chapter, a few pages are devoted to the environment, a few pages are devoted to the introduction of other characters, a few pages are devoted to character dialogue, and a few pages are devoted to the psychological activities of the characters...
Nothing that actually interests the reader.
Just like in the secret realm, there is a plot where the heroine waits for the demon lord to come and cause trouble, and takes the opportunity to grab the sword, but the demon lord does not come. [Note] (This plot is originally very interesting)
The focus should be on the heroine, rather than introducing the demon lord, the outside world, the monsters, the original heroine, the original plot, and even the psychological activities of other disciples and monsters.
The key point is wrong. No matter how interesting the plot is, there is no desire to continue watching.
In fact, the plot idea is very good and very innovative, but the plot progress is a bit slow, and I don't like the heroine's character very much. Of course, I hope the author will write better and better. [Sending Hearts]
The plot setting is okay, but I have no desire to read on. The specific reasons are: The author's other descriptions are too detailed. The focus should be on the heroine and her experience. In one chapter, a few pages are devoted to the environment, a few pages are devoted to the introduction of other characters, a few pages are devoted to character dialogue, and a few pages are devoted to the psychological activities of the characters... Nothing that actually interests the reader. Just like in the secret realm, there is a plot where the heroine waits for the demon lord to come and cause trouble, and takes the opportunity to grab the sword, but the demon lord does not come. [Note] (This plot is originally very interesting) The focus should be on the heroine, rather than introducing the demon lord, the outside world, the monsters, the original heroine, the original plot, and even the psychological activities of other disciples and monsters. The key point is wrong. No matter how interesting the plot is, there is no desire to continue watching.
In fact, the plot idea is very good and very innovative, but the plot progress is a bit slow, and I don't like the heroine's character very much. Of course, I hope the author will write better and better. [Sending Hearts]
I have no desire to continue watching
I think it's well written