Reborn Overseas, I Go Viral with Metaphysics

It's good-looking, there's no emotional line, and I hope it's free of CP.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and overall it is quite good and deserves five stars. However, children in junior high school, high school and college, especially elementary school students who are the younger siblings of the heroine, have too many appearances. It feels like reading a children's storybook. More readers prefer to read stories about adults. In fact, many readers still hate naughty children. There are too many interactions between children in many novels. Even if they are not naughty children, they are still children. There are many people who don't like children. The writing is fluent, much better than many articles with scores above 8. Although I don't like children's articles, I almost finished it without realizing it.

There are too many ideas on the side of the article, which makes it a bit cumbersome to explain. It may also be that I am not patient enough, and the writing is good.

Generally speaking, it is good, but some of the narratives are too cumbersome and too detailed to be verbose. Others are okay.

For street fortune telling or live broadcast fortune telling, you can check out a blogger in the United States. He always talks about it in one stroke without much sense of involvement, which is not very pleasant.

The story of the heroine being reborn abroad and promoting traditional Chinese knowledge (mysterious Eastern metaphysics) is interesting [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart]

It's good to read. There are really very few articles in this genre. It's hard to find something to read. Damn, keep up the good work and keep up the good work, I will keep watching 💕

Excellent, this is what looks interesting. Give foreigners a little bit of the mystery of the East

It was pretty good, but it ended so quickly.

It's really good to watch. It's the first time I've read someone who practices metaphysics abroad. It's very refreshing. Unfortunately, the ending is too hasty and I didn't read enough. I hope the author will continue to work hard.