After a Ruthless Daoist Cultivator Enters an Otome Game

Very nice! It's like discovering a treasure! Basically, they are all female-oriented (except for the word poison without removing the female), but here, Yu has put on a powerful filter. The main characters are all women. The outbursts and conflicts of various emotions, ambitions, interests, and ideas between women are really touching and love-making. I want to see the expansion of each woman as the protagonist (screaming) Of course, of course, when there are still some, they give full play to their various adjustment functions, and it is very enjoyable to watch. The author is really good at writing bad guys, and they are all bad in their own way. The evil forces have the upper hand in this article, so you should put aside your sense of justice when reading it. It is a cool article from the perspective of the protagonist. I cannot guarantee it for others. Looking forward to more from the author in the future [laughs]

Advantages: The whole book is very enjoyable to read. It does not vilify women or beautify men. It also pays attention to the wording. It focuses on women and the portrayal of women is very rich and three-dimensional. Every woman has her own personality and obsessions. They are not perfect but their stories are very moving. For example, Yu Jintang, who loves killing and eating men, and occasionally has a little humor, Lan Shi, who was a little naive when she was born but is very persistent with her senior sister, has grown up step by step after the death of Qian Fan, Xie Mian, who has her own path and never forgets her original intention, etc. Not much is written about men, their uses are basically as corpses and food, so that towards the end, not a single male character left an impression on me. Disadvantages: The author's thinking is quite out-of-the-box, with insufficient connections in some places and lack of foreshadowing for the appearance of many new characters. However, I often think about where this new character jumped out from, and there is no cause and effect at all. Sometimes the transition is too sudden, and the previous story is not finished before suddenly jumping to the next story, causing the timeline to be a bit messy, and it takes a long time for the reader to sort it out.

Good looking. That's how it should be. People have to find some motivation for themselves when they're alive. I always admire the upward vitality of the women in the book. Only strength will never betray oneself. Relying on your own fists, there is no place in the world that cannot be reached. This is the true utopia. Hehe, one thing that really pricks me is that everyone seems to be very paranoid, which is wonderful. People without faith are not living, they are just eating, sleeping and interacting with people. Such a life is empty and meaningless. You must always pursue something. In this way, on the path of pursuit, I bloom my own flowers, grow my own grass, and become my own evergreen tree. Many years later, descendants may enjoy the shade again, but this is just an unintentional act. My original intention is to connect heaven and earth. Hee hee hee, I really like these girls. They are so beautiful. The feeling is very different from what I have seen before. It is no longer me who has crossed thousands of mountains and rivers to lift you up, nor is it me who will give you the ladder and then give you a hand. It is a very pure, self-salvation. I just helped you while pursuing myself. You should still stand up alone. Hehe, there may be some things that I don't understand well, because I was too anxious to read it, but it doesn't matter, I will definitely read it again in the future. Anyway, it looks good! !

The female orientation and wording were praised [like][like][like], and the oppression and gloominess of Edin Village are also a microcosm of the past society. But a copy is so long, and the early scene transitions are a bit too fast. I hope there will be more love articles about women

Very good, good intention, I love women's literature, women are also human beings, and it is very reasonable to desire power. It is unreasonable and anti-human to demand women as if they are beautiful ladies.

It's super, super good-looking. The heroine Yu Jintang is very good, and the other characters are also very well created. Especially the fact that two women can have children without a boy, which is really good, and the main rights are all on women, which is great. Super super pretty🥰🥰

Most of the places use female-oriented terms, and occasionally there are male-oriented terms, such as "husband and wife"

The protagonist of this book is so to my liking, and I like the character of the protagonist so much! ! The main character's name is also very nice! Yujintang, I read it very smoothly, it sounds really good! (I really couldn't stop laughing when the author made a typo and typed it into tulip) However, I feel that the author's writing is a bit scattered. As I read it, I was a little confused about what he was talking about. After reading it, I understood a little bit more, but I was still confused. It was a very confusing state. My mind was a little dizzy, haha. I don't know if I was too stupid to make me feel dizzy. In the book, when Bai Langxin turned into Xie Mian, I felt a little empty, because I always felt that they were not the same person. I quite liked Bai Langxin's character, and I was still looking forward to what she would be like in the future, so when she turned into Xie Mian, I felt a little bit different. Of course, I also like Xie Mian, Cheng Xingke, Lan Zhi, etc. In short, I like many of the female characters in it, and they have very distinctive personalities. It was the speech of the system in it that really pissed me off, eh, what nonsense did it say, and those ideas were so annoying, but luckily they were all dead hehe. I also often see the author talking in the comment area. He is so active. The author really loves the characters he writes. Overall, it's quite good-looking. I think the author's writing style is quite good and has a very literary feel.

It's a very interesting novel, but it's better to read it directly. If you listen to the book, there will be some transitions in the plot that are quite jumpy and not smooth. I was still stunned for a while and now I have read a third of it. The heroine Jie Jie Jie is good and bad and has a purpose. I like it very much.

The world view is very interesting, the characters are novel, and the wording is not offensive to women + the shark point is cruel, so it deserves five stars. The author is full of emotions, and the setting of each character is full of tension. From the plot and character descriptions added by the author outside the text, it can be seen that she has written a relatively complete biography for each character and has deep emotions for the characters. The only flaw is that it looks very difficult, the logic is too shaky, the timeline is messy, and the foreshadowing of the characters' multiple identities is not well laid out, making it always confusing to watch. I often have to read it in conjunction with the author's explanations in the paragraphs and comments, but sometimes I'm still confused after reading it. The author's own brainstorms swirled by, leaving behind fragmented and dense words, and the readers did not know what was going on through the glass. My head hurts if I look at it carefully.