Drowned at Birth, I Changed My Fate Through Simulations

Most of the named characters are female. The plot of the heroine's suffering is not overly exaggerated, and the heroine takes revenge very quickly, and there will be repeated revenge situations. Overall, it is enjoyable. After the heroine gained the ability, she did not sit back and watch, and she did not become a dragon slayer. Instead, the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. She has done many things to change the world, and she is not alone. Many like-minded partners follow her. The friendships between female characters are also very diverse, with all kinds of flavors: those that hate the sea and love heaven, those that are gentlemen's friendship, those that forget grudges with a smile, those that worship and follow... The author is undoubtedly the mother of the heroine, who gave her a golden finger, her mother's favoritism, the intimacy of her sisters, the respect of her teachers, her talented apprentices, the sympathetic friendship, and countless super refreshing moments in which she manifested herself as a saint. All in all, definitely worth watching.

Super nice. There is a slight delay in the title of the book. Don't read the previous comments. There are a lot of cheeky male-loving reviews that accuse the author of not being good enough with the male characters. Don't look at it. I read it smoothly in one breath, it was super enjoyable. The female characters are wonderfully created! It feels like they are living in another world. The author's writing skills are very high, highly recommended! ! !

It's nice to watch, and there are some clever ideas. For example, the heroine's father was kindly taken in by the mines and never came out. For example, the protagonist opened a girls' school in the simulation, but there were female students who married after studying, and there were also things like women wearing crowns and men wearing them.

The author loves Jiang Chunnian, the author loves Zhou Xuanyao, and the author hates the society that loves men. This is undoubtedly a very friendly book for female readers, and the reading environment is very satisfying. The writing is a bit childish, not naive, but full of sincerity. I also like the character of the protagonist. He is very proud. There may be some controversy on the point of being decisive in killing, but whatever Jiang Chunnian does, no matter what he does!

It's pretty good to watch, but the plot is bland. The heroine is more like a precocious child, not too soft-hearted like other book reviews, she is just a child with a loyal heart. 99% Of the people who die are men. It's good that all those who have bullied the heroine are dead.

It's almost tied. It's interesting to be exposed to this subject for the first time. The heroine basically wiped out or took revenge on all the bad things that were done to her in the simulator, and Yaozu also got married. I particularly like how the heroine has been improving the plight of women since she became stronger. Women's schools and martial arts schools provide positions, preferentially recruit women, and policies have also changed, etc. Even when she later entered the Immortal Cultivation Sect, she still supported women to rise to the top, rewrote history so that the name of the empress could be passed down, and also wrote about women's love and hatred. It's so comfortable to watch—It's great to watch.

The author writes it very well. Every female character is very impressive. I really like the heroine. No man was temporarily appointed by the heroine for various reasons and then followed the heroine to heaven. It made me truly feel that the plot setting is the author's consciousness. The author would not let those male-supporting plots that make us resentful appear, which is particularly good. The storyline, characterization, and writing are all excellent.

I feel like it could have been written better, but it was a bit overwhelming and deliberately slowed down the progress of unfolding the worldview. And Goldfinger is not fully utilized either. The intention is good, but it never feels good. I take back what I thought was a good intention. I feel that the path of this book is narrow, and the world view of the entire book is currently too small. Yaozu killed the heroine in the simulation, and the heroine would not let Yaozu have an easy time in reality or in the future. I can understand that. But if the enemy kills the heroine in the simulation, how can the heroine start to think about whether to kill him in reality? It's just weird. Since the heroine can be soft-hearted towards her enemies, the heroine's setting is benevolence. From her perspective, men and women should not be partial or partial. If your brother or younger brother has a problem, they also need discipline just like a younger sister or older sister, and they should be treated equally. This means that regardless of gender, everyone needs revenge. (That's why I didn't say Yaozu shouldn't be killed) But if we take the current route, it is obvious that both the enemy and Yao Zu killed the heroine in the simulation. Why do they become soft towards the enemy at this time? My point is that the whole setting of the heroine being soft towards her enemies is very unreasonable. . Don't force me to put a hat on me and say something about grandma. . I didn't say that Yaozu shouldn't be killed. .

After seeing the update of Chapter 85, worried friends can rest assured. The heroine's teacher named herself Shen Feitian. Of course, the heroine's teacher is also a woman. Anyone who offended the heroine has written a death note in the book [laughing and crying]. I hope the author can keep it! It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such a flavor of Jianghu and immortality. The most important thing is that the author didn't write too much about the world view, so I could feel the simplicity and recklessness of the heroine. I feel like I'm really playing a game [laughing and crying], it's so beautiful and smooth, I love the richness of information in this book, and the plot is not cliche.

Nice! The first few chapters were a bit confusing but then became smoother and very exciting. The setting is very good. The heroine was born in a poor peasant family. Her mother is weak and her sister is weak. The heroine relies on the simulator to make progress again and again. After she got rid of poverty and gained strength, she first changed her mother's surname, and then forced her mother and sister to practice martial arts and immortality together (her mother was the most talented but was delayed), and guided her relatives and friends to make their own progress instead of just giving some money to them. Moreover, the heroine did not blindly pull others, and I didn't feel aggrieved at all while reading the article. It was very comfortable!