Immortal Maiden, Please Pay Me Back

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the author wanting to write a rich and realistic emotional journey. If it doesn't meet your fairytale-like standards of pure love and fantasy, you can simply ignore it and read a novel that satisfies your own fantasies.

It's subtle. How can I describe it? It's like mixing sesame paste, mayonnaise, Lao Gan Ma chili sauce, and thirteen-spice powder together.

I understand needing clothes, but I don't quite understand needing bags and cosmetics.

Seeing how pitiful the author is, I'll cast my vote.

A uniquely styled, hilarious, and refreshing read. I've been following it for a while now, so here's my objective review: Advantages: The writing is good, the style is humorous, there are constant laughs throughout, and many hilarious little details, making it perfect for watching while eating.

I don't understand this "honey generation," but I support you.

A dramatic beginning, a magical "mutual redemption"—I'm really looking forward to it!

Wow, what amazing writing! Every character is so well-developed.

After some evaluation, having died once, Xiao Jing wasn't all that great.

Recommendation by Liuer: This is a dual-transmigration novel that uses a bronze mirror as a medium, with the male and female protagonists leveling up through system tasks. By showcasing the differences and information asymmetry between the two worlds, misunderstandings and opportunities are set against a grander historical backdrop to highlight the story's intrigue and drive the plot forward.