A Girl Transformed: The Ancient God Is Actually Me?

Thank you for reading my book. I wish you happiness every day and never die.

Although I feel like this book is about to be cut off by the author, I still write down my thoughts seriously (still write whatever comes to mind) A very classic and over-the-top extraordinary system story: an upright protagonist, a crazy world, a guide full of secrets, an official organization that maintains the superficial order of the world... The classic framework combined with the author's writing style still gave me a great reading experience. I love the character of the protagonist! A girl with positive energy (?) Who repays kindness, has brains, and is a little bit funny. Her lively personality is quite contrasting with the overall depressing world view background. It also gave me a comfortable experience of walking on the path of my goal by my own will instead of being forced by the plot. There are quite a few pitfalls in the plot, so I just made my own guesses: 1. Is the protagonist abnormal? It shouldn't be an abnormality, it's probably a human being now, but the essence of her soul is a bright afterglow, which is more advanced than the red light of the evil god Red Moon. It can also burn away extraordinary and pollution. According to the development of the plot, it may become the extraordinary that ends all evil gods. 2. Why can't the history of "Yong'an City" three hundred years ago be found on the surface? Is it not there or is it contaminated? This is a very strange big thing, but when the protagonist asked Dr. Xie, he only got Dr. Xie's doubts, as if it was just a trivial matter that didn't matter, which made the protagonist feel cold. Let me guess that the history of three hundred years ago may be the decisive factor in setting the current world organizational structure. The blank history that has been erased may only be known to extreme organizations such as "APCA". 3. Why does Dr. Xie hate the Scarlet Secret Cult so much? My guess is that his daughter was captured by the Scarlet Secret Cult and used as a sacrifice. Now she is controlled by the protagonist's lively performance and regards the protagonist as her daughter's meal replacement. And because of various signs in the plot, the protagonist may become the key to Dr. Xie's new revenge plan... It's a pity that this book's performance is not very good. Not many people read it. It's normal for the author to cut it. It's just that I haven't seen a new book that suits my taste for a long time 🥺 😢

Very beautiful. Praise Qin Yue. I hope I can be resurrected, please

It's a pity. I like both of the author's books very much. Although they are both short, they really brought me feelings that other books can't. I read Qin Yue's book at least three times 😢

This is from the author's last book. It's a pretty good book. Unfortunately, it's discontinued. I'm looking forward to the next update o(*≧▽≦)ツ┏━┓

Come on, the protagonist is a little more humane than the last book. We must keep going.

Well, not bad, more humane than Ben.

I came from the last book and read it from beginning to end. It's a good book. I like it very much. It's a pity that it's discontinued. I'm looking forward to the next update o(*≧▽≦)ツ┏━┓

This book should be a sequel to the previous one, come on

Look, come on, author!