Reborn as a Tiger, I Find My Sister Is the Reincarnation of an Empress

The front is okay. You don't have to look too much when you see the secret mirror.

I really don't understand how the protagonist's sister, a person with a poor IQ, can cultivate to the imperial realm.

The protagonist is Black Tiger, and his younger sister is White Tiger. The younger sister is the human empress who was betrayed by someone she trusted and was reincarnated from the dead, and carries all the memories of her previous life. But the author writes it like an imbecile. You can either directly write that her memory is sealed, but the author is like "Yes" Chi. She clearly has all the memories, but he chooses to describe her as a human machine speaking. Yes, I can eat fast-food articles, but I can't read a bunch of articles.

In fact, the author doesn't need to write down the number of words. Why is it always so? It's uncomfortable to read. These two words are superfluous. If you don't write these two words, more people will read them, and many people won't be discouraged.

Yes, kids. Yes, I think this is really nonsense. Yes.

There are all good books, so I won't read them anymore.

Too much nonsense, it's all yes, yes, yes, yes, why are you so long-winded?

Entering the story from the perspective of an animal is difficult to bring into the plot, and without the interpersonal resonance, the plot is much duller, and it feels like a fairy tale.

Yes, it just doesn't look good. Yes, the protagonist's sister is a brainiac. Yes, the protagonist is also a brainchild. Who is she imitating?

This empress is too cumbersome and a disaster.