I Transmigrate to the Cultivation World and Bind a Last Wishes System from the Start

The writing is not bad. I read that the author said that there is more than one female protagonist, Jingjing. I hope to see Jingjing come back and see the protagonist have a Taoist companion. Tell Jingjing that your grandfather was kind to me in preaching, so I promised him to raise you. After so many years of living together, I have already regarded you as my biological sister. I hope you can also find your own rightful husband. This is also your grandfather's last wish. Alas, things don't work well later on. It's a very classic plot where the female protagonist is taken away to let the male protagonist develop. This plot really doesn't work well, so let's leave it like this.

It's well written and the protagonist is very humane. I like reading novels like this [laughing]

It is still very good, worthy of encouragement, forbearing and tenacious, and resolute when it is time to take action, and the golden finger is not small. As for the setting of the heroine being taken away by the powerful, I can accept it. What I don't like the most is that the non-blood sister raised by the hero is a bit too arrogant. In fact, she does not have the capital.

A book with great potential. The rating so far is at least about 8. I give it a full score as an encouragement. The current plot and character creation are all OK. The only thing I can say is that some people may not be able to accept it is the problem of the sister.

The subject matter is good and the writing is good. I hope it will reduce some unnecessary verbosity.

Overall it's okay, but the main character is really naive and doesn't show the dual experience of being a wanderer in the world and a time traveler (especially when I asked my neighbor why he often goes into the mountains to hunt monsters).

It's okay, the plot is coherent and not draggy, the protagonist is kind but decisive in killing people, and the presence of a woman does not hinder the development of the protagonist. There are no stupid supporting characters. Overall it's not bad, a little bit toxic but not too much, and it doesn't affect subsequent viewing. Like the heroine in the comment section who was taken away to practice. In my eyes, it's just a sprinkling of water. It doesn't matter. It's just so-so~

It's so hard to find a good book on this platform! The text is assisted by non-transition word templates, the writing style is meaningful and mellow, and the story of love and hatred is told eloquently. Even though the tempo is not fast, it still attracts people to listen. As long as you follow the core idea of ​​"constantly breaking through pressure" when writing, it does not require a fast pace. Technically, if you grasp the four basic points, you will be good. It's easier said than done. It takes talent to produce good works, and you can never train the kind of auxiliary template text. This would be more attractive with more violence and intrigue.

It's better than I thought. I really like the process of steady and steady transformation of talents. The exciting points after the protagonist's breakthrough are also written in place. They are not ignored because of their low level. They are better than those who broke through in the early stage, but were looked down upon and unable to integrate in other places. Nice! Chased

After reading it for so long, I really think it's good to read. Personally, I think there are very few bad points. The author is still capable and very careful. I hope it won't be too bad later on. It's a good book and I don't want to give up after reading it halfway.