After Changing My Identity, I Became the Strongest Nepotism Hire Across the Myriad Worlds

It's a great read. At first, I was worried when the author said it was "all about physical attraction, not emotional connection," but I stopped worrying as I read on. I didn't feel anything was wrong with my aunt and Gu at first, but I started to realize it in chapter 84. I kept thinking about them getting a divorce, and thankfully they did!

These are great! The other book, "The Magician," is also super good. I look forward to the author writing another book of the same type. They're so exciting and imaginative! Both of these books are the kind that keep surprising me, especially "The Magician"! I really dislike the frustrating feeling of a character pretending to be weak while actually being strong, and these two books perfectly satisfy my need for that kind of thrill. 💕💕💕💕💕 I love them!

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The author wrote it quite well. Perhaps because there weren't many readers and the story wasn't very long, I finished it in one go. At the beginning, the female protagonist was bound to a system, rewriting her identity. She gained a new family identity each month, and her family members treated her very well.

It's really good! The female lead didn't suffer any injustices; everyone loved her, and she was incredibly powerful. Her family lived in different worlds, and in her world, cultivation began because of her (and a cultivation academy was even opened). Later, a link was established between the two worlds, allowing people from both to travel to other worlds! It's so well-written, why are there so few readers? Author, keep up the good work! 😘

I'll give you a good review first, but I have a question: if rewriting the story is considered giving the female lead a second chance at life, and her aunt is the second princess of the cultivation world, then wouldn't her mother and father also be considered to have come from the mortal realm? And with so much rewriting, why wasn't the identity of the female lead's parents explained? Overall, it's quite good. Keep it up, author! The only feeling is that the writing pace is too fast.

Beautiful, beautiful, I love it! The change of identity is actually the female lead's own identity, so there's no need to feel uncomfortable. Besides, the female lead's identity is very noble.

It's super good, highly recommended. The world-building is grand and the reading is smooth. So far, it seems pretty good. We'll see how the author writes it later. I hope the author won't disappoint me.

I'd like to ask if it's a no-romance or just for fun game, so I can quit while I still can.

It's great! I hope the author can update it regularly.