The Qilin Child's Journey Across Worlds

? Didn't he finally awaken successfully? Will Qilin still grow old? Do you still need pension? Shouldn't he be immortal?

The angles of these little stories are quite strange. It's just that the story is a little lacking.

It feels anticlimactic... And in the first life he was a child of Jia's family, Jia's mother doted on him the most, but in the last life he became a copycat of Jia's mother's family. How should I put it, although it is a parallel world, it feels weird. I say this a bit morally kidnapped, but the protagonist doesn't feel it at all, so it's very awkward.

Why not keep updating? Many well-written novels can actually be continued to be updated.

Great writing, looking forward to the next one

I really like the beginning, and the end is not forever. I'm looking forward to the next one! This perspective feels magical. Hahahahaha I like it

It's unreasonable to treat Jia's family as if they haven't worn it yet.

This ending is rather rushed.

This book is sometimes very confusing. Sometimes I feel that it is trying to seduce women. Women must have sons to be successful, and only if they have money will they be pursued.

Jia Baoyu was a loser to begin with, and now his identity that could protect him is gone. Why should my sister Lin bring her own dowry to help him in poverty? Feeling sorry QAQ