When Ji Tao wakes up, she finds herself inside a wish-fulfillment novel about a Battle God’s daughter, a second-generation immortal who descends to the mortal realm to undergo a tribulation of love, ascends, and then gets to slap people in the face. Worse still, she has become the novel’s villainess, a woman who shares her name and surname, possesses peerless beauty and the greatest talent, yet keeps digging her own grave out of jealousy for the heroine and her secret crush on the male lead.
This woman is the perfect example of someone so frustrating you can only grieve for her. Before ascending, she throws away the dignity and authority of a senior apprentice sister to frame the heroine, only to be shunned by her fellow disciples and kicked out of the sect.
Even after ascending to the Immortal Realm, she keeps stirring up trouble. The Battle God demotes her from immortal status to become the heroine’s foot-washing maid, and in the end, the male lead throws her into the Ten Thousand Demons Cavern, where demons and monsters devour her alive.
Ji Tao is furious the more she reads. She wants nothing more than to enter the book herself and yell some sense into this spineless lovesick fool. And now, just as she wakes up, Heaven grants her wish.
When the senior apprentice sister, despite being the best swordswoman, hands the peerless divine sword to the male lead, Ji Tao says, “Anyone who covets my sword dies. Anyone who steals it had better run far away.”
When the senior apprentice sister gets jealous that the heroine is a second-generation immortal from the Battle God’s temple and keeps causing trouble, eventually being sent there to serve as an immortal foot-washing maid, Ji Tao says, “If you dare make me serve tea and water today, tomorrow I’ll take your father’s place and make sure you don’t dare talk back.”
The original male lead, Wen Zhuo, says, “For her sake, I won’t kill you, but you’ll never compare to her in my heart.” Ji Tao says, “Ugh, your mouth stinks. If you like eating shit, go eat it somewhere else. I’m a fairy, and fairies don’t poop.”
Finished reading this book. How should I put it? How should I, an old bookworm, evaluate this book? It's wonderful, really wonderful. The plot is reasonable, watchable, not exaggerated, touching, and the many details are worth pondering.
It has created many memorable characters. No matter big or small, they all have their own thoughts and practices. After reading the book, I felt empty because when I read the book, I felt very close to the characters in the book.
The plot is still very compact, and the foreshadowing laid by the author will be filled in one by one at the end, so that it will not be endless. Moreover, the characters' personalities are very distinct. As the plot changes, the changes in the characters' personalities are not sudden. The logic is coherent and it is a good book.
It's very nice, it's as good as anyone else. I love this book. The protagonist has very upright views. He punishes evil and promotes good, and he doesn't blindly help others. The content is also very good. Come on, it will be better if it is faster.
Five stars, you won't lose money if you invest in it!! A solid five points,,!!!!!!! This book is well written, the development of the plot, the author's imagination, and logical thinking. In my opinion, it is my most novel novel so far.
It suits my taste, so I felt deeply while watching it. The writing is very good, the plot and writing style are all right, and the summary is very good. Here you can also see articles that are not just about pursuing temporary sensory stimulation, but are written seriously and down to earth. The group portraits are particularly well written.
Although I am a scumbag, I am very sensitive to the context and completeness of novels. The overall outline of this book is very clear, and the plot is smooth. The writing is indeed good, with very few mistakes. The key is that it reads smoothly!
I think the character settings in it are quite good. It is one of the few good books that suits my taste. The characters in it have very upright views. Of course, some villains add a lot of fun to the rigid plot.
I think the character settings in it are quite good. It is one of the few good books that suits my taste. The characters in it have very upright views. Of course, some villains add a lot of fun to the rigid plot.
There are not many book reviews published. After reading the book halfway through, I had to say something. The biggest feature of this book is the concept. The author grasped the turning points of the book and the ups and downs of the story very cleverly and beautifully.