The Demon Queen Reborn: My Days of Cultivation in the Human World

Who says demons have no feelings? Who says demons' feelings can only be expressed in intimate romantic love? The entire text doesn't seem to have a grand worldview or a complex cultivation system; what flows between the lines is sincere and precious friendship. There was a time when I also longed for mutual trust, but the deceit and treachery of adulthood deterred me. Thank you, author, for making me want to embrace friendship once again.

Personally, I think it's a very good novel. The plot is ingenious, and the contrast between the characters is well-established—one is a powerful demon from Journey to the West, and the other is an ordinary little woman. The transitions between the characters' emotions are also very smooth. I haven't had any major flaws so far. I hope the author continues to work hard!

This is a really engaging Journey to the West fanfiction. There are no cringe-worthy moments, the story is well-structured, and the main and supporting characters are vividly portrayed and very well-developed.

It has a bit of a Dark Myth vibe; the monkey's transformation into a villain is cleverly designed and doesn't feel forced. I support it! ヾ(◍°∇°◍)ﾉﾞ

I like the concept of this novel; it's very interesting. Although the protagonist doesn't want to go back, he still tries to find out the reason for his rebirth, which is much better than many characters who inexplicably accept a character setting.

So cute! Xiao Bai is decisive and fierce, yet also mischievous, adorable, and lovable. I love it!

Overall, it's quite good. However, I have a few suggestions: Lu Xiaoxiao's personality is a bit too naive; a young girl's personality can be quite complex.

Changing the plot of Black Myth to this one seems feasible.

I love Journey to the West, I love A Chinese Odyssey, and I especially love novels that cleverly connect them. Love you! ❤

It's a bit short, not enough at all. I'll write more next time.