Quick Transmigration: After Creating the World and Becoming a God, She Failed to Live a Carefree Life

Overall, my impression of it was... Pretentious. There weren't any major flaws, it's a female version of the overpowered female lead type of novel. Anyway, it just felt awkward. Extremely awkward. The plot was rather stiff, like it was deliberately acted out, and not very well acted at that... Overall, it's okay to kill time when you're looking for something to read, and you can read it when you're in a good mood.

Is the author a novice? The synopsis and premise seemed promising, but after reading it, the storytelling felt too verbose and disjointed, and the main plot was unclear. It had a very novice-like feel. They tried to show everything, but ended up showing nothing at all.

Setup: (Too complicated, you can skip this step) 1. Reborn The world's overall timeline has reversed, everything has gone backward, and it can be said that everyone is a reborn person without memory. Here, those with memories of the past are considered reborn. There is no such thing as rebirth that breaks away from the timeline of the world.

It would be better if they talked less while killing someone; why did they have to ramble on so much while killing someone?

Little Rain is so cute, like a refreshing little green tea, hahaha!

The first world was quite lighthearted and fun. I didn't like Ye Weiyu at first, but after reading the extra chapters, I think she's pretty good. The beginning of the second one, wow, it totally made me depressed. I'm so sad right now, and I can't even find anyone in the comments section to cheer me up. Sigh.

Why are there so few comments? I just read a few chapters and it seems pretty good.

Qidian's event: recommending books!

Sure, the female lead is an empress, and she seems to have a hidden identity. The little system is a bit silly, but quite cute!