
The Female Lead Survives in Another World by Fighting Involution and Becomes a Big Shot
女主在异世搞内卷自救成大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 876k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's a good read. I wonder if there are any other novels of this type with a female protagonist. When I saw it on a male channel, I always wondered if there were such Confucian and Taoist novels with a female protagonist. Now I finally saw one. If any sisters know that there are other novels of this type, please let me know.
About the new book group
The last book was not very pleasant because of the book group, and I was partly to blame. This time someone mentioned a book group. After thinking about it, I decided to build one. I won't say too much, group number: 866836565 Ordinary group, there is no fan value requirement, you just need to verify the question. I hope this time I can go to the end well. Let's encourage each other.
Roll it up, all the people in Qingfu San people next door have rolled it up, and the donkeys in the production team don't even dare to think of you resting like this.
I was shocked. I saw this book on the popular recommendation section of the male channel.
Watch it with caution. It feels like there are quite a lot of loopholes. The author's writing skills are not up to the point where he wants to express what he is thinking. I can't stand it anymore when I read Chapter 4. The beginning and the son of the general are very sloppy. Then suddenly there is a medicine sage. King Ming also collected it casually. It's too abrupt and the connection is inappropriate (Muttered quietly. I was attracted by the copywriting. It feels like the copywriting and content were not written by the same person)
The front is pretty good, and the heroine is smart enough and decisive in killing. But when we arrived in the capital, especially after the great competition of all races, the main line was interrupted, and the whole story became strange and fragmented~
The beginning is not bad, but later on, the writing may feel a bit fragmented due to impatient. First of all, the description of the big scenes is a bit unsatisfactory. For example, when summoning Li Bai when grabbing the Canghai Tower, the writing power is not enough to highlight the stunning feeling of the poetry fairy; Usually it is at the end of the novel, of course, it may be that I am used to reading other books and I am not used to this; The most serious thing is the sense of separation. Whether it is calling the demon monster or robbing the Canghai Tower, etc., It is written that the heroine wrote a poem about Mingzhou, a town in the county, etc. In the context of emphasizing literary style, the treatment the heroine received did not match her talents. Having the qualifications to become a saint and being on the list of monsters and barbarians, but without corresponding protection measures, it is like playing house without corresponding treatment. There is also a status that is not taken seriously. A group of scholars will insult her and look down on her casually, which makes people speechless... And after the heroine went there, the slap in the face was supposed to be highly irritating, but it didn't; I love you, but the heroine later shook hands and made peace. Although it was an exchange of interests, if the heroine hadn't traveled through time, her original fate as a concubine would have been very sad. It was very uncomfortable not to see the heroine punish that person Overall, it's pretty good. Writing such Confucianism and Taoism in a female channel is a very new attempt. Although there are some shortcomings, it is still a book to read.
I beg the author to stop being a human being and become a coding machine.
Sos, I was very happy to find the heroine Confucianism, but I read in the recommendation book that there is a setting that "women are naturally weak in talent", which makes me feel particularly uncomfortable. Can any readers who read later explain why? Is this setting the setting of the entire worldview? Will it disappear in the future? It's really uncomfortable, but I really want to see it. Please let me know!
I read this book after reading my resume, and the more I read it, the more I liked it. I stayed up late reading it, and when I saw the update, I liked it so much. Then I wanted to read what other books the author had. When I looked, the other book happened to be the novel I stayed up late to read during the Chinese New Year. I really like the author so much that he has become one of my favorite novel authors❤️❤️❤️