The Bottom of My Sect, I Have No Rivals in Another World

Actually, I think it's really good. Let me first talk about the points that make this article worth reading: 1. The female lead's character: The female lead is not a saint at all, and she doesn't act like a superior person while telling fortunes, which is common in many metaphysical novels. The female lead is cute and lovable.

It's the type I like, but the pacing is a bit too fast, like it's in a rush. Each event is covered in a few sentences and then it's over, very quickly. The ghost stories aren't very engaging either. It's not that the stories are bad, but they're told too simply, without any real experience. It's as if they know something but just recount it, and that's it. Then it's either kept or sent to the underworld, and then it's the next thing. The pacing is too fast. I'll give it 4 stars for now.

The author's writing is very good. I just think that novels about metaphysics would be better suited to variety show formats, where the characters go to different places to solve different problems. The novels I used to read were mostly about live streaming on a phone every day, and after reading too many of these, they felt a bit monotonous (not that other novels are bad, I just think variety show formats would be more interesting).

Pros: Smooth writing style, humorous tone, and a strong, outspoken female lead who never suffers a loss. Cons (in my personal opinion): Again, the male characters are far too numerous 🤦 Aside from the female lead and her family, the main characters (or rather, the more prominent figures in the mystical arts and their spirit companions) are almost entirely male.

The pacing is brisk, though the transitions are sometimes abrupt. As a female-centric story, it doesn't adhere strictly to gender-based narratives, treating humans, ghosts, and demons equally. The relationship between the original owner and her adoptive parents could have been explored in more detail; I believe that would have allowed more readers to understand the author's intentions.

It's great! (* /∇\*) I love watching it, I enjoy watching it, and I'll keep watching. But is there a romantic pairing? If there is, please don't let it be Shi Yanzhi. He's not as good-looking as the older brother, and he can't be the male lead. No way! No way! No way! No way! No way! No way! No way! No way! No way! The male lead also has to be handsome, wealthy, high-status, with good character, a good personality, and sound values!

Keep it up! This is currently my favorite metaphysical novel. The plot is exciting, and I like how it handles the original owner's family. The female lead's strongest combat power is my favorite setting 💕 But I want to know if Zaozao will have a real body, or if she will continue to live in the body of "Chizao".

It's a great read! This is the only novel where the real heiress doesn't go home (although it's the original one who wanted to go back but couldn't). The female lead is decisive and doesn't drag things out, otherwise, the same problems would keep recurring. Author, please update more often! I really enjoyed it and highly recommend it!

I've caught up to the latest chapter. I don't know if it's been revised, but so far, everything the female lead has done makes sense. She didn't actually possess the original owner's body. The original owner's family recognized the difference between the female lead and the original owner when they first met, treating them as two separate people, not as substitutes or comparing who was better.

Super!! Super!! I love it!! It's so good 🥹 I haven't seen such a metaphysical, no-romance, female-centric novel that suits my taste so well 🥹 The author writes super super well, and many of the little stories are especially interesting 🥹 The first branch of the Chi family is also particularly good 🥹 I will continue to support the author! Support my Sister Chi!!! 🥹💗💗💗💗💗💗