Transmigrated as Lufa: Leading the Netherworld Army to Conquer the World

After reading Chapter 30, I still don't understand what Lu Fa is doing? Possessing Bing'er and going out for a walk, she still wants to do business... Even if she lets Bayobi rob a bank again? First help Shadow Ba, then kill Shadow Ba, give him the Earth Shadow Stone, and then take it back. Anyway, the whole plot is messy and feels a lot unreasonable. It feels like it keeps giving away. If the supernatural beast is not life, then don't give experience to the armor. It's so poisonous. I've read so many books. This one is really poisonous.

There was a passage in Chapter 34, and in the midst of everyone's words, Lufa thought of a once very profitable project - mukbang! The Nether Legion does mukbang so that they can have money to enjoy themselves when they return to Earth.

Generally speaking, the early stage is quite confusing. He could have created a unified world view, which would be more rounded, but he did not do that. Instead, he created characters named Wu Hao and Xu Haoyang (characters who did not appear in the original drama). You can see the underage Li Haotian summoning armor, which is really beyond praise 🤔 So it is a fact that the early stage may make people feel a little uncomfortable, and you can see that the protagonist has been resurrected and recovered, and it is also a short-lived outrageous drama of the mist god Bing'er. Qing, you want to mess with Bei Miao, so I don't object. As long as you use Ares' voice transmission technique, it's not even worth praising. Maybe when you see it, you will wonder whether the protagonist has been resurrected. Why is he possessed after he is resurrected?! [What] Attachment Why can't I control myself even though I'm pregnant? He's been resurrected. Why is he possessing me... Can't I come up with a plan? [Cherish it carefully] I can't praise the brothers, but from chapter 30 onwards, it's already pretty good. I can give you some encouragement and support. 😘

It's too abstract. The last time I saw someone turning the male protagonist into a female was the Dark Summoner from one of the three evil books.

It's based on the original work, but it's different in many places. It's understandable to make some modifications. However, the setting of Lufa feels nothing like it. Why should I write a letter to my family like that? Although Beimiao is very annoying, he doesn't need to be possessed by Lufa to do that kind of thing. The level is too high. Low, although the three captains like the earth, they always have to leave. Immortal beings stay on the earth, and they are not tired of staying there for more than a thousand years. Just let the screenwriter write this setting. You still want to fight back and come back behind Ares. Use some logic where logic should be used.

It looks good. Lufa is about to be resurrected. When Lufa is resurrected and Qing Zizai comes over, what kind of battle will there be?

Uh, babysitter + evil book + intelligence reduction + brainlessness

The changes were a mess

I can't understand what the protagonist wants to do. I feel like nothing has been accomplished. It's too abstract.

Not bad, not bad, very interesting, very interesting, especially Bing'er's part. Is there a female protagonist?