The Female War Goddess Returns and Returns to 80 with All Her Spiritual Roots.

It's the perfect ending. It's very interesting. It's a sweet story, not abusive, and the male and female protagonists are both clean. They are both very strong.

Overall, I think this novel is well written. The plot is sometimes dull and sometimes exciting. I was very interested in reading it. I really like the heroine. She is stunningly tall, has great skills and has an extraordinary family background. The hero is very considerate and caring towards the female protagonist. It is interesting to watch. The author's writing is smooth and there are no typos so far. It's quite vivid. The above are my personal views, just expressing my opinions~

If you want to pass the time, you can check it out. The best ones are too noisy and don't like swearing. What do you say about the male and female protagonists? It's not a very enjoyable kind of writing, right?

It's just that the update is too slow. I looked at it and it was gone. I waited until it was updated and then looked again. I forgot about the previous one. I'm so speechless.

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In fact, after reading the whole book (personally) I feel that the location set in ancient times is actually quite good, and you can advance to fight monsters hahahaha. From modern times to ancient times, the shuttle between ancient martial arts circles on both sides begins. The setting of the heroine slowly penetrates the emotions, and the emotional line is carried out in a clear and logical manner. It is very good. I also like the setting of a strong female character. I don't think the male protagonist has a very useful feeling, and he still has a bit of a sense of masculinity, which is not very affecting. The love line just has twists and turns. The one I was most speechless about in the whole movie was actually Wen Moumou (forgot his name), especially in the relationship between the heroine and the hero. He criticized the hero for intervening too much in the heroine's affairs even after he had not known the heroine for a long time. I felt that this was completely chauvinistic, and it was really unnecessary. Wen Moumou's other places are very good, but this one is the one I'm most speechless about.

When I saw the title "The Goddess of War Returns to Eighty-Old with All Her Spiritual Roots", oh, what a big production! Big scene! Big picture! Peanuts, melon seeds, cola, and duck necks are all ready. Come in and take a look... Um... A rural love story... I kept reading and waiting. After watching 70% of it, I slowly talked about another world. This other world... Is also difficult to describe... The whole story is suspected of being a chronicle. I can only say it is average, very average.

He's a scumbag. He always says he wants to jerk off the village chief. He always threatens verbally but doesn't do anything practical. He only resists once when someone knocks on his door. He won't take the initiative and is beaten passively.

The description of the male pig's character is so cold that it makes people uncomfortable. Every time I see the heroine, I get crazy. What's more, it's a story about strong women. It's strange that he has to be lovable and makes people think he is useless. In addition, it is the environment settings. The entire overhead setting makes people feel nondescript. The outer shell of the 1980s is indeed the inside of the 2000s generation. The whole thing is a feeling, and it makes people feel distant when they look at it.

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