Spiritual Qi Revival: I Have a Billion Secret Identities

Chapter 42 is in progress. So far, the heroine is not a virgin and has a strong personality (unlike a certain book, where the vampire count uses his teeth to attack the enemy, and the introduction of the fairy mountain gate is as low as an encyclopedia). The plot is interesting, and I look forward to the follow-up. I hope there won't be any backdoor openings in the future just because some people are familiar with us or a certain place belongs to us. Regardless of whether you are at home or abroad, whether you are acquainted or not, it is best to treat everyone equally Final review [Like] Progress Chapter 194, from the time when the heroine made herself a vest + the ghosts of her original parents, the real body recovered, and after the vest joined the official... The plot is very scattered, there are too many characters, and there is not much to remember. Everything else is okay

Female-friendly, the male-female ratio is excellent, the plot is interesting, the supporting characters are also useful, and there are outstanding female supporting roles. The lightning protection point is that in the article, a police officer was smoking in the police station, and the chief did not stop him and turned a blind eye. I looked around and no one was lightning protection. First of all, there is clear legal support for the police station not to allow smoking. Secondly, the purpose of writing this paragraph in the article is to reflect the high pressure of the police officers and the "enlightenment" of the chief? It can be completely changed into another plot. The function of this plot is not tied to smoking. In short, avoid those who are exposed...

It's a good read. It's a rare story about someone who dares to die. Although it's a cliché to retain one's self-awareness and go to the underworld after death, it's much more interesting than other fairy tales where the main character seems to be doing all sorts of things and 0 people actually died. My favorite character is Xuesheng. I hope her wish comes true and she has a smooth journey hahahaha

It's very interesting. The protagonist is rare and decisive in killing. He is truly decisive in killing. He can tear the card up as soon as he wants, and there are some remarks in it, which are true, but the author dared to write it. I think the ratio of men to women in it is very normal, but there are mostly women. I think there is no problem, because this is a female channel after all. What should I write if women are not included? Well, of course I don't mean that this novel does not write about men. There are many excellent men in it, but there are relatively few inscriptions. I have read a behind-the-scenes story about a high-scoring male video about nine o'clock in the past. The vests in it are all male characters. There are very few female characters in the whole book. There are only two at the beginning and the upper middle part. There is a female anchor, and the two narratives are also in line with the stereotypes of women on male channels. There are also many remarks that are not very respectful of women. There are many stereotypes, which made me feel uncomfortable when I read it. But that book was also written in 2022 or 23, and it was written by a male channel, so I can personally understand it. , But I think this book gives me a very different feeling. The heroine has clear logic, is steady and decisive, and the author is also very brave to speak and write. This book does not blindly write about women. There are excellent men, but there is less ink, but it is still written anyway. About 7:3 between excellent women: excellent men? And there are currently no popular stereotypes Overall, this book by the author Dada is still very good, but I see that the author's homepage only has one book. I am wondering if Dada has just written a novel and has not yet understood the push mechanism of Tomato. I feel that the traffic is relatively poor. It is only 7.3 Now. It's really beautiful, you must go see it I'm not sure about the female-to-male ratio. My preliminary estimate is that it's 7:3, or maybe 8:2. I think there's no problem with this ratio in a female-friendly article. It's a female-friendly article. Some people's fault may be that the ratio is unbalanced. In fact, I want to say, Personally, I haven't seen many books with a balanced male-female ratio. The few books that are rare are female-only ones. I haven't seen male-only ones. There may be some, but I haven't discovered it yet. If it's not a serious issue with the ratio, this book will give you a refreshing experience.

This book has many advantages, but the biggest one is that it is completely female-oriented. Most of the protagonists and supporting characters are female, but the entire text is very smooth and not obtrusive at all, just like the kind of writing that a normal human woman would write. A text suitable for normal human women to read.

Judging from the existing chapters, this novel is quite female-friendly, and the writing is also good, so it's not awkward to read. Because there are so many protagonist vests, they come in all genders and species. However, the vests with plots and highlights are basically female vests. The only male vest with some plot in the early stage has been killed by another female vest. The other supporting characters with storylines whose names I remember are basically women. After reading it, I got the impression that there are no insulting words about women, and there are basically no supporting characters who say dirty words in the text, which makes it quite comfortable to read. It's rare to see a novel with themes and writing that appeals to my taste. I look forward to the subsequent updates of the novel. Come on, the author [get it]

Finally found the spiritual revival without arrows flowing behind the scenes [crying]

Mark it, it looks good No CP + time travel system + pure vest + multiple copies and multiple perspectives Many of the characters that appear are women, which is a plus for me. The heroine herself is not described too much, and it is refreshing to die. . . . I hope everyone can be treated equally in the future🥺Here's some knives~

Ma Jiawen is behind the scenes, there is no playing around, and there will be injuries in the process. The four-star rating may be due to the lack of hearty double-vest fights. We are still in the release stage of the heroine, and there are no accidental deaths of the main candidates. We can understand the sunk cost, so we will not let them go offline. However, there is a sense of deja vu that they are the protagonists and will not die. Other passers-by A, B, and C will die, which lacks a sense of tension and expectation. This may be a common problem behind the scenes. As for the gender ratio in book reviews, I think it's okay. At least it doesn't have a greasy feeling, and it doesn't feel like an all-female pseudo-person. The main character is bullied, and the protagonist can still have an ambiguous affair with the bully. The essence is to deliberately cater to the so-called pseudo-humanities of a woman-loving character (refer to the loving wife character/daughter-slave character), and only the world where the protagonist's original body is injured is achieved. What's even more outrageous is those settings. No matter who hurts/bullies the protagonist, as long as she is a woman, it is equivalent to a gold medal to avoid death. Right and wrong are all forgotten. Isn't this an alternative moral kidnapping of the protagonist? This book will realistically describe women who use their identities as girls to act as scoundrels (for example, trafficking will involve female accomplices, reducing the vigilance of the trafficked person, etc.). I can understand everyone's mood of pursuing "loving girls", but I also want to remind readers: In reality, you really have to stay vigilant, and protecting yourself is always the first [love]. Also, no matter whether the bully is a man or a woman, there is no need to compromise or forgive. If you should fight back, fight back, and if you should stay away, stay away. I also hope that you can spread this correct concept of being clear-headed and not condoning harm [Sending Hearts]

It's so well written, you deserve to die, you deserve to live, there's no such plot where you kill a bunch of people in the beginning and then resurrect them all with magic in the later stage, and most of the main characters are female characters, which is really great.