A Mortal's Journey: Starting with Xin Ruyin Reborn

Huh? It's unscientific to not refresh a fixed NPC?

The time traveler is a male. He travels into the body of the mortal Xin Ruyin. He becomes one body with two souls, and his soul shape turns into a woman. The time traveler was originally a person with powerful superpowers in the last days. He could swallow the yin energy of the moonlight, which just balanced the yang energy of Xin Ruyin's body. I don't know if there will be a male protagonist in the follow-up, but seeing that the protagonist actually attracts female monks, maybe it will be Lily.

When I first saw it in a female body, I had the mentality of giving it a try, but I didn't expect the fighting to be so exciting. It really created a scene where the swordsman is invincible at the same level and can defeat all kinds of magic with one sword. The author should not be affected by other comments. As long as the plot is not particularly outrageous, I will buy all the fighting descriptions written by the author. Come on, scholars!

Seedlings, okay. However, the hang-up is not big enough, ordinary people still have to turn on the resource hang-up to feel happy. Put aside love and focus on upgrading. Come on update

Author, I have mysophobia and don't like second-hand words. Can I close my eyes while typing Xin Yue and Xin Ruyin? References. Jpg

Instead of writing about "Zhetian", I've come to write about mortals. I believe I can write it well. Come on

I don't know what kind of fan fiction the author has written before. It feels like it's more than just covering the sky. Only the characters in this book look like mortals, and the way the realm is written feels a bit awkward.

It feels boring to read, the characters can't speak, they are like children talking, and they can speak modern words well, but suddenly a few ancient Chinese sentences come up, leaving me speechless.

It would be better for the author to write his own original work, which would be a waste of writing power.