Reborn in a Bygone Era: The Real Heiress Is a Max-Level Big Shot

Every time I see those authors setting the backgrounds of the male and female protagonists to be super high-end. Whether it is a male (female) protagonist who has returned from the world of gods, immortality, cultivation, or fantasy. No matter how brilliant you write, it doesn't matter. When I return to the modern city, I will be fascinated by men (women) and tell them how exquisite and beautiful they are! Handsome! I just feel super bored. I don't believe that people who can cultivate will be inferior to those in modern cities. Logically speaking. People who have practiced can cleanse their muscles and marrow, and when they have reached a certain level of cultivation, they will automatically fine-tune it to the most perfect proportion. Why hasn't the male (female) protagonist ever been tempted? When I came back, I was fascinated by the city. So fake, so fake. I feel that compared to people in the city today, there is no difference between having a beautiful face and a level 10 beauty. Moreover, the male protagonist of this book is too much of a paper character. Unpleasant. The people inside did not feel fleshy or fleshy. In the beginning, the heroine's identity was 16 years old. The hero was drugged. I thought that the female protagonist who was close to God could easily relieve the male protagonist's medicine. The result is solved with the body. I don't quite understand that a man who is almost a god would marry an ant and would be willing to use his body to give him the antidote. Because elixirs cannot be used to detoxify. . Then he emphasized that various elixirs will have erysipelas, no matter whether they are elixirs or magical elixirs. It's three parts of medicine and poison. As a result, when the male protagonist improved his cultivation level, he no longer had such worries. It's really a double standard and I don't want to complain. Check it out if the book is free for a limited time. I hope the author's next book will be more logical.

I suggest the author make a memo of his own. It was said earlier that the male protagonist is 8 years older than the female protagonist. As a result, the female protagonist became 5 years older when she went to college. It was said earlier that one of the male protagonist's parents loved traveling and the other loved art but had no interest in family business, so the male protagonist was forced to become the head of the household. In the next few days, the male protagonist's parents sold the male protagonist for money. . . . It's a big head to look at without thinking.

Doesn't the author have a book club?

The max-level boss is just a tool for the male protagonist to upgrade and fight monsters. Alas, the poor boss is far worse than me and other mortals 😅