Romance Is Strictly Forbidden in Our Sect (Transmigrate into a Book)

What is this book about? After reading it, I felt a little breathless. Many things were foreshadowed but not explained, such as the collusion between Master Miaomiao and the evil sect, the second junior brother's desire to slay the dragon and his hatred for the dragon but no follow-up. How could Mrs. Tang, a shark who had lived for hundreds of years, suddenly fall in love with a young boy who was arrogant to her, and was killed by him without caring about revenge? The following article explains that Zhong Qing lost his memory and was reborn countless times. So what happened to his future encounter with himself? Except for the mirror, there is no back-up, and the mirror completely loses its role in the back. And what about the lights? He likes Zhong Qing and what about his follow-up? He didn't want Zhong Qing and Long to be together and just sit there and watch without doing anything? Zhong Qing and his follow-up have no explanation at all. The complex escaping is only a small problem, I can fix it myself, but the emotional line is also very messy. It's not as good as God's Will and Romance, and it's not as good as the previous villain's whitewashing manual. It can be seen that the author is talented, and the world view and setting are very interesting. He is obviously capable of writing well, but he fails to do so well. Looking at the front, I was looking forward to the round setting at the back, but ended up scribbling the outline as soon as I laid out the outline.

I really had to bite the bullet and read the second half...

Tangjiao missed the person he once loved and continued to stride forward thoughtfully. Tangjiao's feelings for Zhong Qing make me feel a little bit uncomfortable, but they are beautiful (? ???ω??? ?)

I basically understand the story, but the storyline is really confusing. The ending didn't seem to wrap up at all. After reading it, I want to ask what happened in the original work where they fell in love and killed each other... (The point is where did the love come from. I feel that the story told from the beginning did not have the name of the second senior brother, so how could Bailong fall in love with him before). Why did Han Qing pretend to be crazy? There was no explanation of what the senior sister had done before... There was no follow-up explanation of the story of the boy from the Xia family and the shark...

The world line is a bit confusing, and the story made me a little confused.

I came back and read it again after a year. When I was following the update, the plot progressed and I felt suffocated. However, I finished it in one go and it was fine. It depicts a world that is both tragic and romantic. I like this world view very much, but I feel that there are a lot of holes left unfilled throughout the book, which is a bit regretful. My favorite is Yun Jue, the stubborn, stubborn, ignorant and easy-to-deceive beautiful boy Has Haas~

To be honest, if I didn't know that this author's writings are all good, I really wouldn't read this book, but after reading it, I thought it was really... Good.

After reading it, do you feel like something is missing? Or maybe I missed it. For example, why did Miaomiao collude with the evil sect? When I read Lao Ye's old name "Zhu", I thought it was foreshadowing at first, but then there was no story about Lao Ye later. There are also why he can't stay in Tianheng. I feel that many questions are not clear yet. I don't know if there will be an extra story.

Although it has shortcomings and is a bit rushed, I still like this article.

I didn't understand, so why did Zhong Qing insist on letting the dragon leave Tianheng in the first place? What does the final destined ending have to do with whether the dragon is in Tianheng or not...