Breaking! A Max-Level Mystic Is Reborn as a Baby and Becomes a God Again Through Farming

At first, I thought it would not be very good. After all, not many people commented on it, but later I found out that it is really good-looking. There is just a little ink stain. I think I can still accept it. I didn't jump to read it until the end. I just felt that at the end, it would be better if I wrote about the life back in modern times.

I personally think it looks good, why are so few people commenting on it?

Pretty

. . . The description is a bit tiring and uncomfortable to read. The text is bland and there are too many names and too many names. The description of the scenes is bland and a bit jumpy, incoherent and not exciting. There is no sense of picture at all. It is really tiring to watch, so I gave up!

Maybe it's because I don't understand metaphysics. The heroine can also read Feng Shui to tell fortunes, but not in the later period. It's just to resurrect the heroine. The plot is complicated. Not only does the hero and heroine travel through time, but also involves the past and present lives, as well as the fox clan. In addition, the heroine has been away from her family for a few years and cannot see each other. The front is very detailed, but the back is also good. The progress is relatively fast and there is not so much process. It is talked about in general. You can read it or not. You can read it when you are short of books.

Going round and round for three lives and three lives

Overall good and worth a visit

It feels a bit like a running account, and the description of things in the article is very dull.

Sigh... A good metaphysics chapter... It's written in a verbose way, and there are too many verbose things written about life... It's very tiring to read.

There are a lot of typos, and the ranks are also messy. Ranks are divided into heaven, earth, black and yellow. When the heroine first traveled through time, she was at the first level of yellow. After a few chapters, she practiced to the sixth level of yellow. When Zhu Da and Yang Er broke into the house, they were said to be the first level of heaven. There was no upgrading plot in the middle. Later, in the chapter where the red-eyed fox appeared, Xiao Huang saved her and gave all the merits and virtues of the entire Huangpizi family. And Xiao Huang also transformed into Jin Mang and healed the male and female protagonists from injuries caused by fighting with the red-eyed fox, and the female protagonist was promoted to the first level of Xuan. At this point, I realized that there was a problem. Why is the sky in front of Xuan? Going to the front of Baihu Mountain (is it called this name? I can't remember it clearly), the heroine broke through the curse cast by the red-eyed fox and used the yellow-skinned golden light of merit. It was the fourth level of heaven again. It made me so confused. Also, the first few dozen chapters are still very interesting, and there are no big mistakes. Although the heroine is not very powerful, she is very straightforward. In the chapters where the red-eyed fox appears, she defeats the red-eyed fox and saves the village. I was very angry when the family members who built the temple in the village came to ask the heroine for compensation. She saved the entire village. In addition to asking for compensation, those people also wanted to rob the heroine's family's property and drive them out of the village. The heroine's family actually agreed to compensate each family with 100 taels, and the heroine's father had to take 100 taels alone. Two men came out to perform rituals for a dozen dead men. Forget it. The key point is that the village chief also helped the villagers to persecute them. This was a bit too much. If the heroine did not save the village, the entire village would cease to exist. The heroine's family compromised in order to stay in the village. This is something I can't understand. She herself was deeply cursed and the village was still forcing her. It was unbearable. From here on, I started skipping chapters. Also, ever since the male protagonist appeared, the female protagonist has had as many inner dramas as if she has a serious illness (the male protagonist can hear his heartfelt voices). The plot of the whole book is okay, but the details are too rough. My personal opinion above is fine. You may think it is good.