Quick Transmigration: I Keep Becoming Awful Old Ladies Who Raise Villains

The author's writing style is particularly like a composition written to make up the number of words for a Chinese language exam, with a series of parallelisms, etc. It always feels like reading a Chinese composition, which is a drama.

Half seen. It's pretty good-looking, not sloppy, a little tired in some places, but overall, it's pretty good.

After reading three stories, I really can't stand it anymore. It's not that the stories are not exciting, but there are too many typos, which makes some sentences read like the kind written by a third-grade child. It doesn't make sense! You, the author, didn't check the article before publishing it. There were only one or two typos. There were more typos in this chapter than in a third-grade child's composition. What do they mean? There were also random names thrown in. All in all, I had a very bad impression of this novel, so I gave up on it.

Except for a lot of typos, the author's views are very positive, full of positive energy, and full of truth. Come on!

Lots of typos. The emphasis of the novel is on preaching. It feels like it is all about reasoning, and every story is very heavy. Just go and read it quickly, don't read it seriously.

The front and back seem to be written by two people, but the back does not match the title.

Although some of the plots are very touching, I feel that the writing is very frustrating and not very exciting. The heroine is not very strong and a bit wordy. The three views are not very correct.

I just watched One World and I fast-forwarded through it. Some parts were very wordy and the overall feeling was very youthful. There were also many typos.

The overall impression is average. The first one or two scenes are quite interesting. The heroine Yun Ruanruan transforms into a top old lady with a bad reputation. She protects the young villains and takes care of the white-eyed wolf family. The rhythm of the abuse is online. The setting of "villain ancestor" is very interesting. I thought this feeling of pleasure can be continued in the future. Unfortunately, it gets more and more off-kilter as it goes on, and the plot is almost out of touch with the title of the book. There is no "old lady identity" and "villain raising" lines in the back. The story is too repetitive. The conflicts and characters in each world are almost unchanged, and the freshness is consumed quickly. I listened to the book and read it, but in the later stage it was dull and boring, and I had no motivation to continue reading. I basically listened to it as a hypnotic background sound. If you like fast-paced novels with strong plots and novel ideas, I don't recommend it. If you just want to read a book that is easy to listen to, you can briefly read the first two stories.

I haven't finished the first chapter, I don't know if it's because the beginning of the book is so bland or something. In the first article, a 5-year-old girl can express the philosophy of life and knows that only by studying hard can she get ahead. Able to refute my cousin's moral kidnapping in a clear and philosophical way. Emmmmm, the awareness of this 5-year-old is higher than that of my 30-year-old, hahahahaha.