Chen Baozhu transmigrates.
Because she awakens a rebirth ability.
The reborn people who came before her were far too ruthless, nearly destroying the main world eight times!
Eight times!
After much soul-searching, the heavenly will of Blue Star decides that whenever it discovers someone reborn, it will toss them into a fast-collapsing subsidiary world to cause trouble.
It's going to be destroyed anyway. Who knows, maybe those troublemakers can somehow bring it back to life?
And so Chen Baozhu transmigrates to a world called Guixu, where hidden realms lie in the void, full of rare and exotic beasts, as well as spirit flowers and precious herbs that can increase one's strength.
Voice assistant 000091 promises that if she lives out her natural lifespan, she can take the space she earns back to Blue Star and live another life!
Chen Baozhu runs her hands over the handsome man chosen for her by the original owner, then glances at the exclusive little realm gifted to her by the heavenly will. For the sake of having that space in her next life, she decides to stay alive until the very end!
The setting is novel, but the identity of the characters is a bit confusing 😘 🤔 🤔
To sum it up, the love and hatred between each pair of twins, each family's lost child and then finding the child... Although it is bloody, it is quite enjoyable, the plot develops very quickly, and the heroine's golden finger is also very big, which makes it very happy to watch.
It's a different alien story, but it's too short and looks good.
Even if this kind of person with past and present lives is a supporting role, he can't lose his wife in his previous life to butterflies. Just because she is the heroine's cousin, she can steal other people's husbands. 🤦
It's still pretty good. Good luck to the author.
It's good-looking, and it feels like it's starting a new type of writing. The characters are all very vivid, and there are also exclusive new terms.
I have only read the first few chapters, and this setting of martial arts cultivation is quite novel.
Very nice, but too little