
Reborn and Jilted, I Shock the World by Growing Spirit Herbs
重生被退婚,我靠种灵草惊爆全球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 880k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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428Chapters
453kPopularity
966Readers
9.5Score
6kMust-read votes
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The story is finished! Hooray! This article is still quite good; it has a few minor flaws, but they don't detract from the overall enjoyment. Xu Ran: Cute~ A very ordinary character, super approachable~ Very capable, doesn't fight easily, the character is portrayed very well, she's like a fairy! Lu Qingzhou? The male lead is a bit shrewish and sometimes his character deviates from its usual persona, but he's generally a good boyfriend. Xu Xiruo: A brainless and vicious character, but even the author himself doesn't seem to have redeemed him, hahaha. A spoiled young lady with a loving mother ["What little fairy? My daughter is a princess!"] Super pampered~ Recommended [Although the young lady is a bit brainless, I still like her]. Lin Han: The female lead's master is a sharp-tongued, white-haired girl who's lazy and loves to eat, but kind of cute. Demon King & Fox Demon: The character is redeemed, and the way he interacts with the female lead and the white-haired male lead is hilarious. The Demon King is always narcissistic, but his strength is excessively powerful. The little fox demon is a bit hostile towards Ranran, but she's also very protective of her cub, only allowing herself to bully him. I feel so good about it; it's kind of sweet. Recommended~🌹
I've read over seventy chapters so far, and the writing is very mediocre, with numerous typos that significantly hinder reading. From my personal experience, the author seems to be trying to write a satisfying read, but there aren't many truly enjoyable moments; the writing style is rather rambling. From chapters 42 to 46, the female lead's character collapses. Using a purple spirit stone bracelet that can store spiritual energy, she steals the spiritual energy of others who are cultivating with high-grade spirit stones they've spent hundreds of thousands on (not due to natural dissipation, but because the female lead consciously absorbs it), causing the high-grade spirit stones to only function as mid-grade ones. What's the difference between this and stealing? It's one thing for the female supporting character at the seven-star hotel who wanted to harm the female lead to have her spiritual energy stolen—the female lead was already tricked by her—but what did those rich kids at the five-star hotel who spent money on high-grade spirit stones do wrong? What did the stall owner who sold the spirit stones to the rich kids do wrong? According to the author's description, the female protagonist is a thief who stole millions from someone and was smug and proud of herself. Her smug and self-satisfied attitude is really disgusting 🤢🤢 How did this score come about?
The female protagonist's personality reflects the author's values. Relying on her cheat ability to attract spiritual energy, and lacking any spiritual roots of her own, she secretly absorbs the spiritual energy of others during competitions, even though they spend money to buy spirit stones for cultivation. She can absorb half of a high-grade spirit stone, driving them to stop buying spirit stones, and then blames them for not having enough money to buy spiritual energy for her. She's incredibly shameless. She easily earns hundreds of millions selling spirit herbs using her system cheat, yet she still tries to take advantage of others.
A gentleman loves wealth, but he acquires it in a proper way. This is the first time I've seen a robber as the protagonist, getting rich by freeloading spiritual energy from schools, companies, and other people's cultivation stones. It's understandable that the female lead might try to get one or two things since her father is crippled at the start. But one passage by the author was truly disgusting: the female lead freeloaded spiritual energy from the hotel across the street for several days to grow her own spiritual plants. When the hotel ran out of spiritual energy and went to the owner, she blamed him for not cultivating that day so her plants wouldn't grow. How could you be so disgusting? You have over 20 million! You're not short of money! Why do such a disgusting thing? And you don't even realize you're wrong? Later, when you were taken away by an eagle and became sick, I really thought it was retribution, but you deserved it.
The concept is good, but the character design is flawed. The female lead steals other people's spiritual energy without hesitation, and when she goes to work, she immediately slacks off and doesn't work properly because she dislikes her colleagues' attitude. She's a complete egoist.
The female lead has warped values, so I promptly dropped the book.
The only redeeming qualities are the novelty of the subject matter and the passable writing style, but the numerous typos severely detract from the overall experience. Furthermore, the author seems to have a poor memory, resulting in inconsistencies in character names and data. Additionally, the female lead is portrayed as a morally bankrupt, unscrupulous, shameless, and exploitative thief—utterly disgusting. While I don't expect a completely selfless female lead, she should at least possess some basic principles and morality.
Dear author, please update more often! Only two chapters a day isn't enough!
The female lead is a morally bankrupt thief who steals spirit stones from ordinary people without any remorse, even showing off. She steals from people with whom she has no conflict; one boy even tells her the address of the night market. So, when she was captured by the eagle, I felt she deserved it. Good deeds will be honed by others, but thankfully, she was saved by the male lead before anything happened.
I never expected the female lead to steal the spiritual energy from a spirit stone that someone else had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy. It's not like she didn't have the money to buy one herself; her behavior is incredibly disappointing. If it were just the overflowing spiritual energy that others couldn't absorb, then the amethyst bracelet could absorb it on its own, which is understandable. But for it to actively absorb it, and then go around looking for places with abundant spiritual energy to absorb it, is just really distasteful.