Transformed into a Saintess: Bro, What’s with That Look?

I can read Shui Shui Wen, so I checked out the last book written by the author on the homepage. I have read less than 40 chapters so far. Compared with the previous book, it does lack the overly close bestie relationship. Among the changes I watched recently, it is indeed at an excellent level. Let's see if there is Lily. If not, it can be mentioned as a five-star. You can also go to the forum to recommend it.

Note: Written when chapter 51 was updated At present, the full text tends to be slow-moving, and the plot progresses in an orderly manner. If you want to read a refreshing novel or a fast-paced one, it may not be what you want at the moment, but you can also be patient and read it slowly, which will give you a different feeling. The male protagonist, a hidden boss who loves to drink, and the female protagonist, an idiot who loves mining and doesn't know how to practice, maintain a so-called pure friendship. If you want to know what happens next, please taste it for yourself ~ (It's non-toxic)

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Overall, it's a very good article. The pace in the early stage is slow, and the lack of plot content is actually a bit disconnected from the background world. If it uses a modern urban background, the viewing experience will be much better. However, the emotional and psychological descriptions are pretty good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops naturally, without being too abrupt or lengthy. To sum up, four stars and five stars are for supporting the change of marriage.

It's quite good to watch, but I wonder if it's because there aren't enough vulgar jokes that people who like fun don't like to watch it?

I haven't read a lot of it so far, but the writing is great, weakening the combat power system, the pace is very slow, and it makes reading very leisurely. The proportion of internal and external descriptions is appropriate, and there is no abuse of emotional colors and emojis. Some of the main conflicts are presented in a softer and more euphemistic way, and the content is also specific. It has a certain depth of thinking, and it is quite first-rate in Tomato. It is worth reading. It is a pity that the title of the book is average. At first glance, the saint of the Hehuan Sect looks like a roadside hydrology. However, it is true that it is difficult to choose such a name in everyday literature, so just think of it as a good book only for those who are destined. It's quite speechless. It's the most unworthy book to read. The ending is not unexpected at all (well, it's not the return of Baozi and the last sentence that counts a little bit). It just expands the sentence "They lived a happy life without shame or impatience" by four or five chapters. Oh, there is still a tribulation in the middle. It's a truly hilarious classic with endless dramatic reversals. The transition towards the end is so hasty that you can clearly feel the change of rhythm. Rather than drawing an end, it's more like completing a task. It's really more interesting to simply describe a scene of two people, a cat and a bear walking into the distance and then finish it directly. A brief review: The ending of this book is completely for the sake of ending. It is rare to find a book that suits my taste. Even if the novelty wears off, I still insist on reading it in order to finish it. Although it cannot be said that it is not finished, it is really boring and not worth it. If you particularly like daily literature, it doesn't matter. If you are simply interested in the theme of changing marriages, you can give up when you feel bored in the middle. There is no need to read the ending.

That's it, it's fine. You don't need to experience any spectacular things together, companionship is the most lasting confession. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's a daily article and a sweet article. Overall it's okay. It deserves four stars. One more star should be given to the author for his perseverance in writing and not getting into trouble. The male protagonist is a bit like the protagonist in "One Hundred Thousand Years of Qi Training" who has never been able to break through the Qi training period, but is very powerful in combat.

Good reviews, the pace of the complete transformation process can be said to be one of the best in Tomato, the unique writing method is unique, and there is no poisonous point. The characterization is also good. If there is any shortcoming, there is no outstanding point in the plot, and several major rhythm points are relatively bland.

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