Only After the Spiritual Qi Revival Did I Learn I Was a Saintess

It needs to be read with some brains, it is not a brainless novel. I gave it one star less because the protagonist and the country are timid. Civil society organizations and capital groups can act as bosses, and the official forces have to build safe houses in their own countries, just like the underground party.

The previous writing was a little rushed and the descriptions were thin. What really started to impress me was the part where the protagonist discovers his parents' past. The descriptions are all trivial, but the most touching. It is probably around Chapter 59. The subsequent plot where the protagonist is lurking on campus is a bit too drawn out.

This is not much better than Xiaobaiwen. I like stories that are both realistic and transcend reality. The characters who appear are all vivid, which is good.

Seeing 43, it's not a big problem and it suits my taste. Regarding the heroine's current abilities, what do those who rated her with a low score and said she wouldn't be able to join the national team think? No matter how awesome you are, if you are targeted by the army, you still have to die, and you are not a highly skilled martial artist.

It changed to a single one, but after adjusting the self-awareness in the early stage, it was almost the same as the heroine's story. Then there is the spiritual recovery part, which mainly writes urban plots. After joining the official team and then going to college, there is the plot of the ancient monks' tomb. Personally, I feel that it prefers urban supernatural writing, and it is not a different world. It is a modern description of the revival of modern spiritual energy.

It's beautiful, one of the best-looking ones about Transformation and Reiki Resurrection. Hope it doesn't collapse!

Very delicate writing style

Good-looking, the writing skills can be seen in the ordinary When it comes to the revival of spiritual energy, I think it's more suspenseful. The plot is really too bland. The author spends a lot of pen and ink describing the daily life of the protagonist. Although the characters and world view are more fleshed out, the pace is a bit slow. Compared with most fast-paced novels nowadays, it is difficult to retain people. I really like this kind of thing, but don't die 🤦

The twisting is a bit stiff, but overall it's quite smooth.

Very well written, good luck to the author