A Leaf Adrift: Quick Transmigration

Before reading the book, I read some reviews that said the female lead looked down on humans or was a saint, etc. However, after reading it, I didn't find her to be particularly saintly. Her occasional moments of soft-heartedness show that she hasn't become cold-hearted and still has humanity. As for looking down on humans... It seems like there wasn't a single chapter where she did.

From the very beginning in the cultivation world, I felt a bit of aversion towards the female lead. She deceived young girls, even though the original owner had already paid the price, she still tricked her out of her exceptional physique. And since the physique was gone after the original owner returned, wouldn't others be suspicious?

I've always had something to say about these quick transmigration novels. First, the plot and structure are chaotic, and the female protagonist shows no hope of growth after experiencing many worlds. I believe the worlds experienced should range from modern to ancient times, from martial arts to cultivation and even mythological eras.

The only thing I'm not satisfied with in this book is that many of the stories involve forbidden love; I don't like this kind of setting, it's a bit disgusting.

Why? Author, didn't you say there was no romance? If there's no romance, then don't engage in any ambiguous relationships. Do you know how disgusting this feels? That's someone else's body. And then the protagonist goes off to engage in ambiguous relationships, do you know how disgusting this feels? Letting someone kiss her face and forehead. That's someone else's body, not yours.

The first few stories of this novel were quite disheartening for me. The female lead's goofy personality and bizarre way of thinking made me uncomfortable. The characters' intelligence was questionable, and the story truly felt like a "quick transmigration" novel, like watching a short play or a cringeworthy drama. The characters' personalities and the world-building were rather monotonous.

Is this supposed to be a no-romance story? I saw that scene in the early morning and I almost vomited blood! And then she was reincarnated to find her?! My god!!!

Hehehe 😜 I'm really happy to have been given the title of "Vote King". I'd been aiming for one of the top spots for a while. I didn't expect the "Vote King" title to be updated, haha, so happy 😊

If there's a male lead, there's a male lead; if there isn't, there isn't. How are we supposed to understand it if you're so ambiguous?

I've added this book to my reading list. Overall, I think the author is very good. There's been a significant improvement in the plot and character development. Many of the problems that arose in the early stages are gradually being improved. Therefore, I personally think that such authors deserve encouragement. No one is perfect, and the author's efforts and lack of giving up are commendable.