Notes on Slow Transmigration: The Mandate of Heaven Arc

It's as good-looking as the previous one, and I'm looking forward to the next update! I also hope that Xie Ning will not abandon the update. There are still many worlds that can be written, such as high or low martial arts worlds like Shaobai Shaoge and Lotus Tower. We Xie Ning also need stronger force values. The world of Xianxia is also good. We can wait until Xie Ning's medical skills become more sophisticated before writing about the end of the world. There are also the interstellar planes that Dada mentioned. Dada's writing style is so good, I must continue to write it. I would love to read more

Super masterpiece!!! The title and cover of this book are too mysterious. I read it several times before but ignored it because the title made me think it was a heavy and realistic writing style. But after reading it, I was so surprised. Take a good look. The heroine is portrayed very well, with high IQ, high emotional intelligence, and strategizing. It made me feel happy from my toes to my head. And this is not a mindless feeling, nor is it a feeling of horizontal and vertical promotion, but watching the heroine use a few resources and strategies to build a team bit by bit to build a foundation and gain territory, I have the urge to follow her even through the screen, the bright master of troubled times! Believe me, believe me, this is a superb book about the war between princes in troubled times. No cp, no humiliation, no stereotypes, no abuse, no humiliation. To me, there is nothing interesting about this book.

In the same tone as the prequel, both are great articles and have a great protagonist. The protagonist is a woman, and they are used instead of them throughout the text to represent a group of people (whether it is all women, all men, or both). I really recommend reading the prequel. After reading the last story, you will have an unexpected and really good feeling. It is a good feeling, and then read this book again.

Now it seems that it is still possible. The protagonist is ambitious and powerful, and he is born to be the emperor! However, I still hope that more female characters can be written or more prominent ones can be written, such as some old-fashioned ones who are naturally strong, or have very tenacious vitality, awaken like grass, and smart counselors. I just want to see a bunch of women, so many that I can't even read their names >ᴗoಣ

I've been following it since the first book. The author's writing style is very delicate, and the Xie Ning he created is worthy of everyone's following. This is a female-oriented novel. The core of the story is fresh and refined, yet thought-provoking. The women in the article can shine in the author's writing, and the world created is also intoxicating. Women must fight to reach the highest place and control the right to speak in the world! (Should the author change the name of the novel? I feel that the traffic is generally due to the name🤔) A very popular novel recently is also a female-oriented novel. The title is quite attractive to passers-by.

Sister Ning has a strong core, extraordinary wisdom, self-discipline and hard work, sobriety and gentleness! Wow🥺, I love it so much! The logic is smooth, the writing is good, the plot content and rhythm are all just right! The big book list and knowledge reserve make me admire you! What kind of dream love letter is this? I will follow you forever!!! (♡.♡)

I have been looking forward to it for a long time. I have finished watching the first part and the new chapter is also very interesting („• ֊ •„)੭

This is the second part, and I still like the feeling that the heroine is self-reliant and can help women awaken.

It is a rare novel with a female protagonist without cp. Overall, it is very enjoyable to read. The novel is tied. It is very comfortable to read the heroine. There is no cp. She does not have ambiguity with any men. On the way to becoming emperor, the heroine has a biological brother and sister. The existence of the younger brother will not threaten the status of the heroine, and the heroine will not transfer the family property she earned to the male protagonist. The heroine is very clear about what she wants to do, but the heroine should take the path of equality, but I think the heroine should be more biased towards women. For example, when the heroine starts to gain status, generally speaking, she was called a heroine before because her status is not yet noble. When she develops later, she will generally be changed to a master by her subordinates. But why does the heroine think it must be changed to a master? Why should the strong one be regardless of gender? Isn't the title "Nvjun" meaningful enough? So the heroine directly asked people to call her female queen, and she bluntly said that she prefers women. There are many women under the heroine, whether civil servants or military officers, including many female generals. All kinds of women have their own positions, and each woman is very three-dimensional and has a different personality. There is no competition between women. They all have their own ambitions and are climbing up. The heroine should be the guide for these women. The heroine is tall, and she is not thin, she is strong, and her appearance is also very good. After all, where are the genes of her parents, but the author will not describe her appearance as weak, like a little white flower, and then talk about the contrast between being weak and beautiful on the outside but strong in reality (I don't like this kind of contrast description at all). Many women in it have raised themselves to be tall and strong, strong and strong, awesome. Even those who are not talented in martial arts are still exercising themselves.

The heroes are divided and fighting for hegemony in troubled times, and most of the characters' names are single characters, which should be imitating the background of the Three Kingdoms. The first hundred chapters are about the heroine keeping a low profile, making money by making sugar and paper, and training her troops; in the hundred and ten chapters, troops are sent to capture Nanzhu, and the heroine begins to enter the political stage; after conquering the land, it must be infrastructure construction, official selection, cooperation with wealthy businessmen from aristocratic families, and the dismantling of surrounding separatist forces one by one. No matter in terms of writing style, conception or innovation, this is a good book, but most readers are impetuous and eager to read some mindless and refreshing articles after get off work.