Transmigrate into a book + interstellar + cultivation + System + pocket dimension + leveling up + soul fusion.
A wildly imaginative power fantasy: she scavenges for bargains and exploits loopholes to level up in the early stages, then grows powerful enough to take on quests and fight monsters later on.
Mi Fei was once the legendary top host at Hong Kong City Television. After an accident, her life fell from heaven into hell.
To find her beloved again, Mi Fei binds herself to Salvation System No. 233666 and transmigrates into an unfinished interstellar novel.
But one unexpected event after another follows.
The interstellar world is strangely sealed off, while missions from the cultivation world come pressing in.
She ends up sharing one body with Ni Fei, the heroine of the interstellar novel, and Mi Feiling, the heroine of the cultivation novel, their souls fused together!
Were the two unfinished novels that are about to bring the worlds to collapse written by her youngest daughter, Mi Na?
Was Mi Na also connected to the accident that happened before?
Ni Fei, a singer trapped in the interstellar world, is obsessed with finding her way home.
Mi Feiling, a determined young woman from the cultivation world, wants only for her mother to return to the family with her head held high.
Three women from different worlds, with vastly different experiences, ages, and personalities, embark on a mission to save the world, each pursuing her own goal.
I came across this short story by chance when I was short on books, and I followed it because I liked the heroine. He is obviously a newcomer. He does not understand the routines of online writing, cannot write eye-catching conflict plots, and does not know how to make readers' emotions fluctuate violently. She focuses more on the completeness of the story and the smoothness of the writing. The protagonist in the novel is also capable of running his own business. He will neither rely on men, nor will he deliberately exclude men. He is a calm, decisive and sober type. I've read too many Internet articles and got tired of the clichés, and I prefer this kind of writing that doesn't make people emotionally ups and downs. As one of the first readers to follow updates every day, I asked the ending whether it was He or Be. She said that she didn't like Be's writing, and she said she shouldn't do to others what they don't want others to do to them. So I made an exception and gave an unfinished book a five-star rating, hoping she would work hard!
The setting is novel, the writing is smooth, and the plot gradually gets better. Go ahead and type quickly, two chapters a day is too little!