The Top Scorer’s Sister Is a Cultivator!

The progress is fast, I don't delay, I still want to read, but I haven't seen enough. The heroine left the village directly after traveling through time and had some financial resources. After the younger brother won the first prize, he went directly back to his hometown to move his parents' graves. He did not rely on the village and did not let the village rely on it. This is my favorite thing about the heroine in the book. As for cultivating immortals 🥰 🥰 🥰 I like it It's basically a time-travel book. The heroine travels through time to eat, wear warm clothes, build a house, and make a fortune. Step by step, she goes to live in the city, and she has to fight against the best on the way. It's tiring.

The rhythm is good, and the best thing is to leave directly without having to fight endlessly with the top guys in the village [full][full][full][full]. I just felt a little angry when I finally returned to modern times. The money was stolen by the stepmother and she didn't want to get it back. She was a little angry, so she should get everything back except for the hospital expenses. There were hundreds of thousands, but in the end there was less than 20,000 left, so she let them go easily, 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

3.5 Stars⭐ The overall story is passable, with basically no censorship and no worries. The heroine uses force to overcome all obstacles and has basically no emotional connections. The plot in the mortal world develops very fast, like it's at double speed; the plot in the immortal world is okay but a bit cliche. You can read it when you are short of books!

Very nice, novel and unique, not cliché. The heroine started to manage her own life after traveling to another world, and she gained great luck every step of the way. What I appreciate most is that there are no holes left unfilled in this book. I even made up for the regret of not saying goodbye to my best friend when I suddenly traveled through time in modern times.

It's a very interesting book. It would be very interesting if it could be made into an anime. Like Mortal Cultivation of Immortality, I have never seen an anime with a female protagonist! [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Send my heart][Send my heart]

My favorite subject, the author will update it quickly, [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][sneak laugh][snear laugh][snear laugh][sneak laugh][sneak laugh] Why didn't the heroine test the spiritual roots of her brother's descendants?

The writing is smooth, the writing style is honest and upright, the plot is exciting and not procrastinating, the task setting is full and vivid, the story develops at an unexpected speed, and many things are explained. It is a very good article about self-cultivation. From Bo Xiaoxiao to Bo Dao, no matter how the environment changes, the inner background has not changed. Although the emotions are not described too much, the unfolding picture can see more possibilities, and it is worth recommending.

I don't know how to comment. I feel it's okay, but I feel a bit regretful. It doesn't feel complete. There is no emotional line. It's just family and friendship. It's good, but it's missing a bit.

Overall this book is okay, the content is a bit novel, and the storyline is well conceived, but it is too broad, not detailed enough, and the suction power is not enough... From the mortal world to the world of immortality, the transition is too fast... It is not easy to write a book, so I will give it four stars.

I think it's pretty good-looking. I used to feel annoyed after helping a bunch of people in the Hua family, but then I thought about her brother still being here... There's nothing to regret about family ties. They're not from the same world. It's good to know that there are some vague descriptions of feelings at the end.