A Flower, a World; A Scroll, a Story

It's super beautiful~ Although the writing is very streamlined in some parts, it is very energetic and fast-paced without dragging on. Especially the national destiny, maybe because the world setting has reached its end, there are no those stinking barrages, and it is very comfortable to watch. Every protagonist is very strong, especially since the author didn't write too many classic slap-in-the-face routines, so it was actually very enjoyable to watch. Looking forward to more updates and more ideas ~ keep it up ~

Although it feels a bit like a chronicle, the plot is quite good. Most of the planes are without CP, but the ones with CP are really unbearable. Some of the content is very similar to the books I have read before. There is a lot to read in this book.

It's quite interesting. Each world is an independent story. Although the name of the heroine has not changed, it can be said that she is not the same person. Currently, every story is my favorite type. In the first story, the heroine travels to the battlefield of national destiny to cultivate immortality and overcome the tribulation. In the second story, the heroine gets an interstellar shopping mall, and a product will be refreshed every period of time. This is similar to a novel I read before. In the third story, the heroine travels back to the post-apocalyptic era and goes to the countryside as a young educated youth. So far I have seen this.

For those who have the first story, give it a thumbs up.

Just mark it

I read six stories, it was pretty good

Each story is independent. Most of the stories are pretty good.

In an instant, the energy and blood surged. With mom as the center, dad as the radius, relatives and friends as the diameter, and ancestors as the support, a scolding battle began that swept thousands of troops.

Beautiful, highly recommended

It's well written, but it's a bit unreadable.