Reborn as a Fake Heiress? I'll Go Straight Against the System

The further back it gets, the weirder it gets. The beginning was okay First of all, the female protagonist who cultivates immortality owes nothing to the original male protagonist in the book. She stands in the perspective of the female protagonist who cultivates immortality (she does not know the male protagonist and is a stranger). She saves people and changes the plot to aura. It is all because the female protagonist who cultivates immortality has the ability. The protagonist is already strong. Why should relatives and friends be manipulated by the system? The younger sister, the female protagonist, does not have a good impression of the protagonist and she does not know each other. , Why should we follow the inexplicable main line (it's not a given future, or even just one of the possibilities) (besides, it's not the case, if it were, there wouldn't be various systems to correct the plot). It's true that each other's destiny will not change with a life-saving grace. The protagonist did not deliberately avoid the two people meeting, it just eliminated a life-saving grace. It is equivalent to giving my sister the opportunity to make her own choices instead of being a puppet on strings. Although the heroine also wants to test punishment, the impact is good. (For the female protagonist who cultivates immortality, the male protagonist is just a stranger. To put it bluntly, he is just a guinea pig. How could he care?) Those system penalties are like the treasures in the world of immortality. Even if the male protagonist is a condition for triggering the treasure, the reason why the treasure can be obtained is because the female protagonist is powerful. (The further back she goes, the more she looks like the male protagonist's nanny...) There are actually some people in the country who are cultivators of immortality. . That would be a terrible problem, with so many systems appearing directly on the surface and then being caught. These system owners are constantly penalized for failing to complete tasks. In the end, it directly became the living spiritual stone of the cultivator 🤔 And the one who really owed it should be the one who returned the spirit sword, because the protagonist was weak at that time, and the spirit sword was magical but not unkillable. Just for good karma. If you can't get it yourself, reporting it directly would be a great service to the country. Even if the feedback is just career preferential treatment, it's not too much. The heroine may directly destroy a life, so this is a real debt. To add, there is something that feels wrong later on (change of role weights, originally there were 2 rich women, 1 female and 2 other male supporting actors, in the system rich script, the younger sister is also the heroine and the group favorite, but later the self-destruction attack of the system gave people the feeling that the male protagonist has an extremely important weight in the world, and the male protagonist tells others about the exposed weakness to the main system. It became male 1st, female 1st, and the younger sister became a pendant) But regardless of whether it is a golden essay or a script in the system, the world weight of the younger sister should be very high. (The overly inexplicable system explosion directly changed from a campus youth drama about cultivating immortals with an invincible heroine (to a national cultivating immortality drama about spiritual recovery), just like wanting to quickly end the outside world and open up the world of cultivating immortals. (The faults and consequences of the host system of Xiu Xian Nv Bar will be placed on yourself.) It is almost equivalent to saying that because the heroine changes her own decision and indirectly changes others, she owes others. What essentially kills the male protagonist is the system. It was the female protagonist who saved the male protagonist, but the female protagonist felt that she owed the male protagonist something. . . When the heroine arrives, her butterfly wings have already stirred up any changes that are in line with the future of the world. (In the early stage, I didn't deliberately control my sister. I completed the subsequent tasks inexplicably because of some of my actions.) This is normal, but I still feel that I owe my sister because I didn't push her and let her lose a dog-licking male partner. . I don't even feel that my sister is in debt, so why would she feel that she is in debt to the male protagonist? It's hard to understand. (The trigger to kill the male protagonist is that the female protagonist who cultivates immortals saves the male protagonist, but her sister does not conform to the system.) Whether the heroine did it to test the aura or to get rid of the puppet for her sister, she cannot be said to have any fault with the male protagonist. The essence is still to save the male protagonist, (otherwise, you can just pull the sister and walk away. It is a different line to control the male protagonist's life and death, which is also against the initial system task. The sister saves the male protagonist and has the same punishment energy)

Overall, it's okay. If you want to kill time, you can check it out. But if you want to read a cool story about a heroine... It might not be so cool 🤦, so you can pick and choose and read again. However, the handling of details is still okay. The real and fake daughter are not like the old stereotype of two people confronting each other. The relationship is quite good. The only thing that makes me feel a little uncomfortable is Wu You... 🙂 Just like A Hundred Thousand Whys, the protagonist doesn't believe it even when he says it, and then he asks questions. Basically, one person's questioning lines can last for several chapters [rolls eyes], and the plot is relatively slow because there are a lot of dialogues and so on. So you can choose to jump and watch when you see it. Moreover, there are many plot settings where the public characters do not believe in the protagonist, starting with the beauty pill, although it is indeed quite suspicious in reality (so those who want to read a pure and refreshing novel and those who do not accept a fast-paced and refreshing novel can skip 🤦 🤦...).

It's a very interesting and refreshing article. It's best if you don't have a man to force CP, but it's not as good as Baozhuxiang.

I just want to ask, where is Xiaoyou? Where did the woman who took care of the protagonist in the hospital go?

Very nice! Awesome setting, the theme is very novel. The system here claims to be a high-tech product from outside the country, but later it was discovered that it was actually a poor soul captured by evil cultivators. Their memories were erased, and then a secret method was applied to modify their memories to make them think they were the system. This is really the first time I have seen such a setting written. I like it very much [admiration]. The heroine is also very powerful. She has a Buddhist personality, but she is invincible in the world! (On Earth, of course)

I saw the latest chapter, Chapter 189, and my expectations were too high at first, because when I read the introduction, I liked it very much. I'm a little disappointed. This batch of heroines is still a bit weak, and their status as immortal cultivators is useless. They talk about spiritual pets again. I don't know what I want to express.

This is a different kind of book, a different kind of book, a different kind of systematic text. It happened to be a holiday these days. Apart from eating and sleeping, I read it in one breath, but I haven't finished it yet. Although I don't know what the final result will be, as long as there is no big thunder, this is a very good book. I want to give it five stars 👍👍👍

The writing is quite good. Although it is the shell of a real and fake daughter, it is more appropriate to travel through the future and rise as a sword cultivator 🤦

Can the author let the original heroine and the heroine be together? I feel so embarrassed 😳😳😳

True and false daughters are not considered novel now, but the recent interdependence between true and false is still relatively recent, and it is quite interesting compared to the old-fashioned bloody novels.