A Bewitching Beauty's Quick Transmigration

The heroine's landlady is too whimsical, isn't it? Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, in ancient times, had a strict family background and the most important thing was to be well-matched; if it were not for the heroine's halo, would a country's dignified general marry a divorced embroiderer with a child? Even in the 21st century, such things are rare, right?

Why does the heroine look a bit like a low-level wage earner? Does the plot of the original person suddenly appearing to cause trouble for her have any effect?

The heroine is a god? I'm afraid he's not mentally defective, right? Leave God alone, oh my God.

Although magic cannot be used to disrupt the world order, as a god who has lived for countless years, he is too weak. Even without magic, there will always be strategies. Gods always know some martial arts training secrets and the like. You don't need to be a martial arts master, but at least you have the power to protect yourself. It's really... Tsk, what's the point of giving a god setting? On the contrary, it makes people question. If you want to write a weak and helpless heroine, you don't have to give such a strong background, or set the god to have amnesia and merge with the original owner but be similar to rebirth. It would be more reasonable.

I think it was understandable that the writing was not good at the beginning, so I skipped reading it. When I saw the third story, I was really disappointed. The heroine is really useless and thinks she is very smart. She actually relies on her aura as the heroine. To put it bluntly, she is not as powerful as the original heroine, which is difficult to understand.

Well! People in ancient times wore military uniforms and military hats? Author, are you serious? There are also some language descriptions, which feel very inconsistent and awkward to read.

The storyline develops quickly and strangely. There is no emotional foreshadowing. They get together inexplicably???

Why! The heroine's posture at the beginning, I thought she was very powerful, but in the end... It made me uncomfortable (╯╰)

The hands of embroiderers are very tender. They need to take good care of them. If they are too rough, the fine threads will be broken.

I tried reading two stories and found that the writing was a bit immature. Is the author a novice? The emotion feels a bit abrupt, maybe it's a problem with the writing, please try your best.