I feel that the heroine is a bit low-key. She has to do everything by herself and is not very good at using authority. Moreover, the setting is that there are other magical planes invading, but the time is too short. It is only a half-year buffer period. The heroine still has to develop her own spiritual energy recovery superpower. What can she do in half a year?
Since the spiritual energy is revived, how can it be limited to only one place? Moreover, the reaction is too little, and there is no sense of excitement like the pupil earthquake after everyone first knows about the spiritual energy recovery. And when I started to change to another world in the middle and later stages, it became very boring. Please, what I want to read is the spiritual energy recovery article, which always talks about what the other world is like. It's just as boring and unexciting as the author's other spiritual recovery article, and it always instills ideas and opinions to make sense.
There is a male protagonist who is trash and very crazy. The male protagonist was reborn with the female protagonist. Their lives are still tied together [rolling eyes] abandoned article
I declare that this is the ugliest book I have ever read among all Fat Ha's novels. So far, among all her novels about strong female upgrades, I have only missed the Madam's one, but this one is really the ugliest one.
Even though I saw that the circle-cursed book was abandoned later, it was only because there was a supporting character who was also very talented. She was always considered by others to be Huo You's most trusted friend. They were always put together, and many readers criticized them. But after all, the heroine is the strongest. She has her own subjectivity and does not value others too much. Even Fu Chuan, the heroine of the Grand Arcanist, had a cheap wife and children when she was pretending to be Xie Keli, but she was absolutely self-centered and would do anything to achieve her own goals.
Result! The heroine of this book actually relied on Ruo'er very much at the beginning. She listened to her very much and thought she was very powerful. So I hate this character very much. As an emperor, the heroine should not have such a weakness! You can't rely on one person so much! I would still be angry even if she died later, not to mention she faked her death! Then in the end Ruo'er wanted to sacrifice for the heroine, but the heroine didn't want to die herself (although she was resurrected later)! Ahhhhhhhh I'm so angry
The currency of spiritual stones is too inflated. A drink can cost thousands of spiritual stones. You must know that spiritual stones can be used as currency and can be used for cultivation. Even if spiritual veins can be regenerated, it does not last for a while. This is all modern. There should be fewer and fewer spiritual stones.
? No matter how talented the heroine is, she has only been practicing for a month. How come a person who has practiced for two thousand years cannot beat the heroine [question mark]
There is no cultivation plot at all. The first time I described the female major's cultivation was Jindan. She had only been in school for less than half a year. The problem was that there was no cultivation plot at all! There is no introduction of Qi into the body, no spiritual roots, nothing to describe, and the cultivation level has gone up.
It's a bit boring. The plot is too bland. The effects of the heroine's cards in the fight scenes are too great. She always crushes the levels and seems very dry. The cards are incredible but other people have no reaction to the production of the heroine's cards. She doesn't even feel happy.
It's okay. I skipped and watched some. It's just that Nezha doesn't have many scenes and there are a lot of typos. Some of the plots are not in line with the setting of Honghuangliu. The private setting is normal, but you have to figure out the general time direction. For example, the matter of dividing the gourd was already after the lecture in Zixiao Palace. How come you don't know Hongjun at all? Hongjun hasn't attained enlightenment yet? [Clown]
The setting is interesting, but the heroine's character is average. She grew up as an orphan and had a lot of food. Is it reasonable to have such an innocent look? Also, why does the heroine look like a foreigner with blond hair and blue eyes? The heroine is a cultivator, so what? Will she look like a foreigner when she becomes a god?
It's not bad. It's a great article with talent flow. Because the heroine upgrades quickly, the live broadcast has basically no use except for letting the heroine learn culture quickly at the beginning. He is less than a hundred years old and has become a saint, and he has quickly transcended the Taoist master [covering his face and laughing and crying] It is quite creative to connect the parallel time and space in China. However, due to the length and writing power, the writing is relatively simple. However, this article is rare to write about the fairy world, which is a big bonus. In addition, I know that I want to promote Chinese mythology. But many people in the immortal world have cultivated to the level of the Heavenly Immortal, Golden Immortal, and Daluo Jinxian. When the heroine summoned reincarnation, they actually thought about the real underworld. I couldn't imagine what would happen after death. I just [question mark] got rid of it. Even the highest among the saints in Chinese mythology is the Daluo Jinxian. How could they be afraid of the underworld? The underworld can't do anything to them. [Joker] The group of characters is lacking. Basically, the heroine is practicing on her own. Friends have almost no role.
. . . . . . The heroine herself doesn't have much ability, she still wants to save people. When will she get rid of the moral role model? It's a bit boring, give up.
Not bad. The heroine is very talented and she is the only one of Pangu bloodline. But why is the lifespan of the martial arts master not changed? It's unreasonable for people with the blood of gods to practice cultivation and not increase their lifespan! Not watching the bonus episode is like not having a male protagonist. The progress in the later stages is very fast. In the first half, the heroine has not finished the college entrance examination. In the end, she jumps from the fifth level to the devil-slaying god.
It's quite good-looking, but the heroine is very open-minded. It can't be regarded as a traditional cultivation novel. It's a group favorite novel. I like the various precious robes and body-protecting accessories. I like it. It's not all neatly dressed up like the ones I've seen before. In fact, I want to say that it's really unnecessary to wear all the robes. In modern society, we follow the science of resurrecting spiritual energy and cultivating immortals. The heroine travels to the world of immortality and takes vacations from time to time to go back to modern society. But the author doesn't write fighting scenes, which is very perfunctory, and the setting is a bit confusing. At the beginning, it was said that there were only two Mahayana without Tribulation Stage, and then there were a bunch of Mahayana and Tribulation Stage. However, this can be regarded as the circulation disease of upgrading cultivation. In the later stage, a lot of high-level combat powers that were not available before appeared. I really like the Master in it. Fortunately, it is a non-CP novel, otherwise I would hate it. I am afraid it is the male protagonist. Hahahaha. I am a little bit annoyed by the Master and the female protagonist because it is only without CP.
I thought it was interesting, but it turned out to be quite boring. In the early stage, I kept telling stories about my family, so I only read a dozen chapters.
Good, not bad. Although it is from the perspective of the male protagonist, the gender characteristics are not very prominent, which does not affect the viewing. It is just that the protagonist is too neurotic, which affects the viewing.
Generally speaking, it is said to be cyberspace, but it is actually interstellar. The heroine is an NPC in the interstellar network world. It is similar to AI.
Not bad, not bad. There are many female highlights in the article, and there are also many powerful characters set by the heroine. The game simulator is also very interesting, but it is too short and feels like it is not spread out.
Not bad. The setting is interesting. The disadvantage is that there is a male protagonist and there is not even 100% emotional line. I don't understand why the author set this up.
It's not bad, but to be honest, the Kaitan Simulator didn't play its due role until the later stages. It didn't start recruiting members in large numbers until the later stages. This kind of simulator is fun to use behind the scenes from the beginning to impact the world view. It also has shortcomings and has a male protagonist. It appeared very early, although there are not many emotional lines. It's just crazy. When you become a god, the male protagonist is speechless.
After reading about eighty chapters, what can I say? It is a very decent article and the writing is also very simple. The heroine is an ordinary person and very down-to-earth. She only has a high school degree and works part-time as an errand. She is said to have recovered her spiritual energy. However, the supernatural personnel including the heroine are not very good. They are still about the same as ordinary people. It is not a cool article anyway. Compared with the heroine, the heroine's sister is more enjoyable. Probably because the sister does whatever she wants, but the sister's experience is very miserable.
I want to watch Reiki Resurrection Flow, but the writing is too dull. The brother's role is also very heavy. It is said that the original male lead was changed later.
It's pretty good to watch. Everything is closed in time. The heroine is not a virgin at all. She is very cold and neutral. For the sake of the survival of the world, she can give up half of the people in the world. However, the content of the spiritual energy recovery in the later period is a little less. The spiritual energy recovery in the world has not recovered much. She suddenly transferred to other worlds and made various hodgepodges. Isn't what I'm watching about the spiritual energy recovery?
It's similar to an online game. After death, you will be resurrected according to your level. You will also drop equipment. There is also some interstellar space at the back.
The first world is super nice and makes people draw cards, making them think that the heroine is the big boss, but the rest of the world is a bit average.
The first book I read about the mastermind behind spiritual energy recovery. It was very interesting. I read it three times during the period when novels about spiritual energy recovery were in short supply.
Behind-the-scenes type, the heroine is really fair. As the creator god, she can be as cruel as possible to the world. She regards all things as stupid dogs. The world view is very huge. But there are some foreshadowings in the back that the author may have forgotten to fill in.