The Ancestress Becomes a God Through Quick Transmigration and Cultivation

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The content is rich, but I feel that the author is a bit limited. It is not as exciting as the first one, and the plot feels a bit too literal. Not as free and easy as the first part

Generally

It's pretty cool, but updates are a bit slow.

As an ancestor, my work and life are a bit frustrating and not so free and easy.

I don't like it when the host is doing the task and asking the original owner if he is satisfied with it and if the original owner likes it. Alas, a task taker who is a bit like a puppet. See the story of the concubine again. The legitimate daughter I wrote about is as if she has no IQ, the prince in front of me. I changed my family to a general without getting married, and then I got unhappy after marrying the general, so I started to argue about changing back, etc. This, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, no one with any intelligence can say this, ugh, I won't read it later.

Each type of book has its own merits. Personally, I care more about the character of the protagonist and the author's established views. If the character and views are not in harmony with my own, I won't be able to read it. Just like I like to eat vegetarian food, and you have to feed me meat, that would be very uncomfortable. What I fear most when reading a book is that the character is unstable. So, this book is right up my alley. The heroine's character is atmospheric, and the author is very meticulous about some of the characters' personalities, preferences, and styles. The heroine is knowledgeable and far-sighted, has a big-picture view and is not particular about details, is kind but not a virgin, is brave but does not kill indiscriminately, has extraordinary strength but is full of compassion, and is peaceful and gentle. Perhaps it is precisely because of this that the plot is relatively bland. Reading this book is like drinking tea, quiet and far-reaching, indifferent and long, with a slightly sweet aftertaste~

The relaxing and carefree trip sounds so good🎉👍 Come on, update a lot. In the next big update, can you write down all the people, world and things in the four major classics of the multi-element world? There are very few fast-travel stories that include complete articles about the world's four most famous people and things. I'm really looking forward to this type of fast-travel text🌹🤩

Check in after completing this book~ To be honest, the previous small worlds are quite interesting, but the final chapter about becoming an immortal feels so useless, and I feel like becoming an immortal is nothing more than that. Hua Lingyun has no self-awareness and still makes noises, Yu'anjun is a despicable villain, Lan Ling doesn't know anything, and the Immortal Emperor is shameless. From the whole story, it seems that all the immortals are taking advantage of the heroine, especially Hua Lingyun, who wants to trick the heroine back home with just one mouth. The most irritating thing is that the heroine actually agreed to everything. What kind of ten-thousand-year agreement, what kind of Hua family jade card. Isn't the heroine a persona that "no one can take advantage of her"? She belongs to the Void God Clan, does she need to be so easy to talk to? It would be fine if those immortals were really nice to her, but knowing that they were all plotting against her, it was inexplicable that she could still be so good-tempered. If she had that time, she might as well go back and see the ancestors. After all, that was a true love.

Valid comments: It's not very good. There are a lot of words that are just trying to make up for the word count. One paragraph after another, they always mention how great it is. Che Zhulun talks back and forth, and the protagonist's name always changes. The supporting characters always change their surnames.