
Spiritual Qi Revival: I Was Reborn as a Cat
灵气复苏:我重生成了猫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 68k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
18Chapters
173Recommendations
5Fans
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The monster-themed genre is difficult to write, not because of differing viewpoints, but because the mid-game is often clichéd and the story ends poorly.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter eleven; it was too toxic. Even Shennong couldn't handle it.
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading chapter eleven. Zhou Ya is disgusting! She'll stop at nothing to win? Who does she think she is? I can't bear to watch anymore.
Well, if the government's power were portrayed with a bit of sense, there wouldn't be any conflict between humans and demons. It's just a matter of giving them ID cards too...
It feels a bit strange. They could have easily transmitted their voices, so why couldn't the female lead have stopped herself when she was cursing Wu Ergou? Why did she have to make it so extreme?
What about the last book? Was it that it wasn't being updated anymore?
It's very well written; I like reading this kind of thing.
The original protagonist-centric development strategy has been turned into a "carrying a girl" strategy.
As expected; Farewell
This is beautifully written! Keep up the good work, author!