The End of Reincarnation Is Time

This book is related to reincarnation, so it is naturally a very slow-burning work. If there is insufficient foreshadowing in the early stage, how can there be a comeback in the later stage, and there is no need to talk about reincarnation. The protagonist Tu Yun is from Baixi Village, and his personality will naturally change. This kind of birth means that a lot of space is needed to describe the entire character. This is essential in order to make the character three-dimensional. The writing style of this book is the ordinary writing style that we usually use when talking, seeing, and writing reports. This is also the most acceptable. I can also write vividly and use different idioms or allusions to enhance the literary style of the entire book. But is this still easy to understand? I have to look up the meaning of the idioms when reading a novel. This is not the purpose of writing a book. I hope you all can support me, but I am really stuck here so I am writing a book review for myself. The reason for Kavin is naturally not that I can't figure out the plot, but that I missed a lot of details because of the pacing. I'm thinking about how to make up for it. Okay everyone xdm, thank you for reading this paragraph I'm off to the yard! Come on!