I Cut Ties, So Why Are You Crying? The Reborn Senior Sister Is Wild and Unhinged

I will give this book five stars for the first half. From the time she was the Dragon Princess, I slowly jumped to read it until I finished it. There are many books about this type of junior sisters being reborn and senior brothers regretting their masters. The previous ones are quite interesting. Several senior brothers were punished and were either dead or crippled. Lu Jinxin was the control group of the heroine just like other female villains. The difficulty was understandable even if she had a strong physique, but the heroine and her senior brothers all died and jumped repeatedly like Xiaoqiang. My personal senses are still a little uncomfortable with the idea of being around the heroine in another form. They transform into the heroine's weapon spirit one by one. Although they have the ability to help a little, I feel that the heroine and them are so angry that they are out of sight and out of mind. Later, the heroine was always in front of the heroine and was speechless. It felt too bullshit. Also, the king became the final villain. I was really a little tired after repeated resurrections. The whole text setting showed respect but I still didn't like it. The second half Another reason why I don't like it is that the dynasty is a dynasty. It is normal to set up the dynasty of cultivating immortals like this. It basically involves a little bit of war between the country and the country, and there is a bit of palace fighting. There is not much scheming in the palace, but the second half basically revolves around the dynasty. If you like the dynasty type, I recommend you to watch the ending. If you don't like cultivating immortals and palace fights, I don't recommend this. I belong to this category. The first half is very good-looking and belongs to the sect cultivating immortals. This is my personal preference. I like fighting between sects and experiencing treasure hunts in secret realms. I used to like Gongdou but now I am a little tired of it. The heroine's character is okay and decisive. She doesn't let anyone go, even the villains, brothers and sisters are resurrected with various factors. The hero is good, there are not many emotional scenes, and the ending is a bit fast. The heroine quickly lives a happy life. Carrots and vegetables have their own preferences. I may be a little picky. Some friends may like this so let's leave it at that~~

I like listening to books. The heroine's name is too convoluted. I'm quite interested in the setting, but I really can't stand it. I always feel like I'm listening to Li Yunlong [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

The idea is good, but so far there has been too much writing about the heroine's senior brother and master, and the male protagonist has appeared too little. I still hope that the female protagonist will work hard to practice and be sweet with the male protagonist. Isn't the best way to get revenge not to ignore it? Let the master and senior brothers see the female protagonist's practice, cultivation, and sweetness with the male protagonist, so that they have inner demons and cannot ascend. Isn't it the best torture?

The novel takes the ups and downs of Ye Yunnong's fate as the main line, and cleverly integrates elements such as rebirth, time travel, and fairy tales. The plot is compact and has constant twists and turns. In the opening chapter, Ye Yun Nong is betrayed by her master and killed by thunder, which is heart-wrenching. After her rebirth, she counterattacks with unique beauty, which is full of satisfaction. The author's characterization of the characters is delicate and nuanced. The once ruthless master, Taoist monks and junior disciples all regretted after Ye Yunnong's transformation, with rich emotional layers. The narrative rhythm is accurately grasped, and it switches freely between cultivation, revenge and emotional entanglement. The world view structure is perfect, and a fantasy and gorgeous world of immortals is constructed. People close their eyes and savor it, which is fascinating and feels like being there. It is worthy of praise.

Personally, I think the writing is good, and it's quite enjoyable to read. Life is already stressful, so I have to read some enjoyable articles. If I read some sadistic articles, wouldn't I be making myself unhappy?

The latitude of the world is set relatively low, and it is essentially a fairy who is partial to cultivation. The content frame is also relatively small. After nearly half of it, everything that happens revolves around the heroine's sect and those few people. It feels like the story of a little person trapped in a small world (maybe it will be out later, but it's almost half-way and there is no movement yet). From time to time, I feel like I am watching a palace fighting rebirth drama. After Chapter 300, I clearly felt that the author wanted to end it quickly [laughing and crying] The supporting characters died very neatly, the villain's secret was revealed very quickly, the language and description of plot twists became less full, the rhythm was clicking, the purpose was clear, the language was concise, and the progress and turns were sharp.

Cool! I saw breast patency! It is a good and refreshing book to take revenge and repay kindness. (It's good that the heroine can develop in a subtle way and accumulate strength to take revenge one by one. The writing is more intelligent.) Worth 8.5 Points

I don't like fairy tales, but this one is very interesting. The author's writing is very good, humorous, the plot is also interesting, the characters are well created, and even the cover is well designed.

The beginning is a sobering game where the heroine cuts off all her emotions and desires. I hope she can stay awake all the time. All the masters, brothers and sisters can die. I like to watch strong women, but I seem to have seen a male protagonist who is also a nine-turn demon emperor. I am still interested in continuing to watch it. I hope the ending is good.

A rare and good book! Worth recommending!