Becoming a Young Goddess of Evil Starts with Bankruptcy

This is a rare gem among finely crafted novels, practically a top-tier work in my opinion. The setting is rich, the writing is excellent, and there's no nonsensical, endless fighting. I've seen many people criticizing the author's use of episodic worlds in this infinite flow genre. But it's fine; the martial arts world isn't just about fighting and killing.

Highly recommended! It's a heartfelt story, a slow-burn novel with a rich main plot and many elements, leaving plenty of unanswered questions. The story unfolds gradually, driven by emotion and suspense, keeping you guessing what's coming next – it brought back that feeling of just starting out reading a novel. Keep up the good work, author!

Superbly written, the author is excellent. Although the title has nothing to do with evil gods, the content is very original, focusing on slice-of-life stories with an infinite flow element. The smaller worlds within the infinite flow are also very interesting, deviating from the original story and showing readers another possibility for those worlds.

It's great that it's a slow burn type, and it's also good that it has some of its own theoretical viewpoints. The protagonist's self-reference is cute, although it carries a bit of aloofness, but it is still kind at heart. I like it very much. They had just finished praising him when things went completely off the rails. How did Old Mi, the legendary lover, end up playing the villain? That's just absurd.

"Transformation" is a well-written, somewhat formulaic novel with abundant descriptions of cross-dressing and female bodies, but almost no depiction of female corruption. It's a masterpiece of the infinite flow transformation genre, at least capturing the essential elements and essence of the genre.

This slow-paced novel is very much to my liking. It gave me a great reading experience, and it reminded me of the narrative style of novels I read in junior and senior high school. I personally really like it. However, it's hard to attract most people who are used to fast-paced novels nowadays, since the pace is indeed slow in some parts and the plot is drawn out a bit. But I still really like it.

My eyes lit up! The setting and transitions are excellent, the plot is tight, and I haven't seen anything to complain about yet. There are a few abrupt parts that seem like foreshadowing, and I'm curious to see how they'll be resolved. I'm really looking forward to seeing how they'll handle the "evil god" trope.

I was initially drawn in by the title, and after reading for five days straight, I've reached chapter 300, but I still haven't caught up with the main group 🤦🤦🤦 I absolutely love CiCi's daily life and look forward to seeing her grow and push the main storyline forward 💕 Some parts felt a bit padded, but author, don't be discouraged, keep going Pikachu (crossed out)!

I've finished reading it. The first few chapters were a bit off-putting, but it got much better after the "Under One Person" part. Giving it a five-star review to show my support, and hoping the author continues to work hard! 😳😳😳

This book is great! It's a classic slow-burn novel with a well-woven main plot. I wonder when the protagonist will become powerful, and the romance isn't very clear yet. Keep it up, I'm rooting for this book! 👍👍👍