I Strike It Rich in the Immortal Realm

Let's give it a review after reading it. Overall, it's very average. It's quite similar to the first one (Bao Ma is the richest person in the fairy world). It's not as good-looking as the first one, and it's more ink-stained. And as promised, there will be no cp, so this book has a male protagonist for the female protagonist. As always, the author writes in detail when writing in detail, and in detail when writing in broad strokes. For example, the endings of some heroines' enemies, or the grievances between sects, are mentioned in the middle and the final finale. The focus of this book has always been on children. The key is that the writing about children is not pleasing. There are seven or eight children. The heroine and the adults and masters pamper them in various ways, and then educate them after they get into trouble. The key is that the heroine gets angry twice, and the adults are still there to protect and drag them back. After the heroine educates them, they coax them. How can I put it? The children in this book are very annoying. I know that some of the troubles are to advance the plot, but most of them are just a waste of words to be honest. Another male protagonist appears in the middle. Although the male protagonist is disconnected from time to time, the female protagonist will always mention it and think about it. People from all walks of life will make fun of it from time to time and even a male character will appear. People from all walks of life will say that the female protagonist has changed her mind. Anyway, even if the male protagonist does not appear, he must be there. The relationship scenes between the two of them have been fast forwarding. Anyway, I don't think there is anything interesting to watch. After all, I preconceived that there is no cp. If I hadn't watched so much, I would really give up for the sake of a beginning and an end. The story of this book is similar to that of the first book. The first book is about the cultivation world returning to the fairy world for the period of exile, and the second book is about the fairy world opening a way to the divine world. Most of the villains in the two books were targeted at the heroine, but they were not solved by the heroine. They were both taken offline after they were targeted at the heroine. The heroine said she would solve them one day, but she never solved them. They were all hacked when she finally returned to the fairy world and opened the way to the divine world, and let the thunder of heaven clean up everyone's sins. The author's story is quite big, but his skills are obviously limited. Children can still read the first book. In fact, the writing is very sloppy in many cases, and there are really a lot of gags and nonsense. This story cannot support this story. In the end, the author could actually write another book called "I am the Richest in the God Realm". After all, the origin of the rag, the origin of the Demon King's Order, the great enemy Baili Jiang, the origin of the heroine's space, the gold-swallowing beast, the affairs of Jin Aao's family, and the fight with other people in Canjian Mountain, etc. Are not explained, and the agreement between several people in the God Realm and the heroine is also mentioned. Anyway, in my opinion, this book is an end to the end. Maybe the author will fill in the gaps and write new stories in the future. Moreover, two copies of this book are actually very good at about two million, because there are many unnecessary branch copies. After all, those copies are not really related to the main plot. In my opinion, such copies are dispensable. If you remove some of the later plots of children getting into trouble, it can be more streamlined, even within two million words.