Transmigrated into the Heart's Desire of a Godly Brother

Yes, big cookie. The whole story is based on the calculation of the Supreme God. As mentioned in the introduction, the male protagonist has paved the way for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is constantly getting stronger. There is nothing sadistic about the male and female protagonists, they are very sweet.

Sweet text, mainly sweet text plus the growth path of the heroine. It's just that when the male protagonist fights with Tiandao later, the female protagonist is a bit useless and can't help much. But think about it, he is a god master and has been practicing for ten years. Who can catch up with him? Secondly, the heroine sometimes likes to talk nonsense to her enemies, which annoys me. The male protagonist takes a spiritual avatar to understand the world and learn, without losing his divinity and not slacking off in his cultivation, which is great for a god. There is also the love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Oh my God, there is a crazy strength in the tenderness. I even think that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist more than the female protagonist loves the male protagonist. I don't even know when the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist. Was it because of his long-quiet heart? But the heroine's intelligence is somewhat consistent with that of the male protagonist throughout the story, but sometimes it really feels a bit useless. (Of course, a male major who has studied for 100,000 years cannot compare) I like the clones of Lan Zeyi and Long, and Lan Zhen is Bai Yueguang. The silly and straight love of dragon... There is no emotional drama for the heroine except love and growth, which makes me feel that this character is a bit incomplete. It's as if she doesn't even have a sense of belonging. The author only wrote about the heroine's background at the end and didn't write too much about the heroine. The scumbag thing made me grit my teeth. A man who took Long Aotian's script and reached a certain status easily. His character is still very bad. Sometimes I feel that the heroine has also brought the male protagonist to her body, but this hook is only for the beginning, no one takes it, and she still has to suffer. In the end, it was the male protagonist fighting Tiandao. It was a little less thrilling and there was no climax. It was really strange. The whole article is good, a sweet article.

It's so sweet, I'm going to be sweetened to death by the male protagonist

I finished it with a lot of stumbles, but overall it was okay. It's still okay to kill time when you have nothing to do.

I saw 70%, overall it's pretty good, the writing is pretty good, there are no typos or logical flaws, people who like this type of writing will like it very much. I am talking about some points that I feel a little hesitant about. Maybe the minefields of other readers can help others clear mines. Of course, it may also be the minefields that some people like and can help others to fall into traps. I am not criticizing, but everyone has their own preferences. Everyone reads books for relaxation and entertainment. Of course, your own preferences are the highest benchmark. Whether others like it or not has nothing to do with you, right? (The following content has some spoilers) It is positioned as a sweet story. At the beginning, the male protagonist also had a familiar slice-like plot, so I continued reading. Halfway through, it was said that these clones were picked up from the dissipated bodies and placed in the male protagonist's spiritual clones. I thought it was okay. After all, the female protagonist also borrows the corpse to resurrect the soul, not just snatching the body. In the middle of the plot, one of the clones is said to still have some consciousness. If the male protagonist hadn't been used as a clone, this consciousness would have dissipated long ago. So does it mean that at least one of the clones has some consciousness of the original owner? And it is the kind that is inseparable and integrated into one. There is a bit of hesitation here, and the heroine knows that this is a clone but still can't confuse him with the main body. From here on, let's put it into perspective, whether it is the male protagonist, the male protagonist's clone (the clone with the memory sealed, will only feel that he is himself), or the female protagonist, the two people cannot be completely confused, but they cannot be completely separated. The male protagonist has many avatars, and each avatar likes to assert his sovereignty (even without the female protagonist's consent). So what will happen to the female protagonist's reputation in the eyes of outsiders? Could it be that because her greasy ex-fiancé ruined her reputation completely, as the male protagonist, can she continue to add insult to injury? Of course, this paragraph is a bit harsh, and the clone has no memory, but the sweet article pursues sweetness. As a reader from the heroine's perspective, I naturally feel more sorry for the heroine. This is just my personal likes and dislikes. And even if the heroine discovers that one of them is a clone, the other clones still have to be kept secret. The reason is that he is a god, and his experience requires sealing his memory in order to truly understand the sentiments of the people. Also, he does not want the enemy to know who the clone is. This is a very legitimate reason, but if you think about it carefully, the male protagonist will be given a particularly legitimate and well-structured reason later in the abuse story. There is no way around it if you don't have a long mouth. The same is true here, but the reason is told to us in advance, and we are not abused. So a certain clone tortured himself to death (because the heroine didn't know he was a clone, so how could he be in two different places), and then died while blocking the heroine's attack. Some readers didn't like it from the beginning. Because of the forced concealment, the heroine suffered the torment of doubting whether she was a scumbag. Through the description of the article, I felt that she obviously did not have no feelings for the doppelganger, but she had to suppress it forcefully, so the article was written with the feeling of abuse. The male protagonist sexually assaulted himself and said he didn't care. What about the female protagonist? Later, the clone died, and the male protagonist had no choice but to say that it was his clone, but the female protagonist didn't believe it, and the male protagonist had no way to prove it. A supreme god and a destiny heroine who has been given various auras by the author, isn't it a bit of a revelation? (It's all up to you, I don't care.) And if the heroine didn't know she was a doppelgänger, she obviously didn't have to do this but was still burdened with a life. I think it's so cruel to her. From this point on, when I mention the difference between the body and the clone, some readers have reconsidered. If it were you, would you like your lover to like several people at the same time? Even if it's his own clone? Moreover, the positioning of the clone in this article is a bit ambiguous and will be affected by body consciousness. This is indeed a clone in the setting, but as modern people, there will always be readers with different thinking who do not think that they are the same person. What's more, the female protagonist can never treat them as the same person, and the male protagonist will also feel jealous of himself. The second point is that since the clone needs to be trained, if it follows the female protagonist, the training effect will be greatly reduced, and it will be suspected by the enemy. The male protagonist can always see the female protagonist's situation, which feels a bit deliberate. In short, some people may not like these points and some may like them. To me, as a sweet article, there is something controversial about it that makes it unsweet. As a work on cultivating immortality (or metaphysics), its pattern is not as big as it appears on the surface. The reason for fighting against heaven is because man's enemy is heaven. There are some hints of leading an army to defend the world in the academy, but I haven't mentioned it yet, so I don't know. Judging from the 70% progress I saw, it basically involves falling in love, bickering and fighting with the scumbag ex-fiancé, slapping the scumbag in the face, upgrading, being valued by the academy, having many followers, and having a secret admirer, but that's about it.

Good

Really good, very good, very beautiful

The best and favorite sweet pet story I have ever read.

This is a sweet story that is extremely sweet. What's even more rare is that it also clearly outlines the growth trajectory of the heroine. While feeling the sweetness, people are also happy for her transformation✧◝(･ᴗ･)◜✧ The setting of the male protagonist in the story is particularly touching. He is the doppelganger of the female protagonist to explore ヾ(≧∪≦*)ノ and learn those complex emotions called joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. From ignorance to gradual understanding, this exploration of emotions seems to have allowed him to express his love for the heroine more delicately (=`ω´=) The love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is so strong that it's amazing—oh my god, it's a kind of tenderness with crazy strength hidden within it o(*≧▽≦)ツ He will care for her in the gentlest way, but he will also show an undeniable possessiveness when it comes to her. This contradictory and harmonious love firmly attracts the eyes like a magnet, making people feel the happiness of being cherished for the heroine, and at the same time, they are shocked by this fiery emotion and their hearts beat fasterლ(´ڡ`ლ)

I have read this book on other platforms. It is really good.