Yan Luo is a villainous cannon-fodder character in a novel called My Husband Is a High God.
She spends the whole story targeting the heroine, only to meet a violent end. Given a second life, she decides to rein in her arrogant, overbearing ways.
With the plot on her side, she claims divine artifacts, gathers spirit pets, ventures into the Wilds, and braves the Six Realms! She focuses on her cultivation, but still wants to keep going after the heroine.
In her past life, the heroine loved her Immortal Emperor master. So in this life, Yan Luo will become his wife and Empress!
In her past life, the heroine had a High God husband. So in this life, Yan Luo will snatch that husband for herself first!
She never expected the heroine to turn evil.
Worse still, what if that High God isn't the heroine's husband?
Heh, then she'd better run!
But she hadn't expected that it would already be too late to escape. The High God of the Wilds was no one to trifle with.
In the end, she still fell into the hands of her enemy from her past life.
All she could do was join him in saving the people of the Six Realms!
But then she discovered that her identity might not be so simple after all.
Analysis of what I complained about
Many people might think I'm being unreasonable and making trouble for myself after reading my first comment. But what I said, from my perspective, is problematic. I also had another vertical comment, which I don't know what I said that I shouldn't have, but it got censored. What I wanted to say was that true suffering and pain in Nanping isn't caused by the prevailing atmosphere or circumstances. It's because everyone is innocent, and despite their kindness, they are still forced to suffer unbearably. In this novel, all I see are imprints, all fabricated. I don't know about the author's writing skills, but what I saw truly disappointed me. Furthermore, the author mentioned how the female lead, recalling the original female lead in the book, was so dismissive and disgusted. But I want to ask, is the female lead really better than the original female lead? Is she really better than the original female lead? She only loved herself. I really...
My thoughts after reading
I've always considered myself someone who highly respects authors, books, characters, and plots. After finishing this book, my biggest feeling is that it ended too abruptly! Of course, there's also the possibility that the author didn't finish it, but that doesn't affect my judgment. Many plot points felt illogical to me, and the female lead—I really didn't think she was great. I even don't understand why the male lead liked her? And that last chapter—it truly left me speechless. Author, you're just creating drama for the sake of drama, right? But you should at least consider the plausibility and logic. Authors these days have been spoiled by all sorts of novels. Did you really consider your own reputation when writing like this? If you chose to be an author, you should do it well, right? This is really driving me, a reader, crazy! I saw this book at school, and I'm currently a 15-year-old high school freshman...