The Villainess Refuses to Be a Stepping Stone

As expected, as expected, the bullshit master with impure motives

It seems like this has been done before.

The chapters from the beginning to leaving the sect are pretty good, but overall the main plot control and writing are really problematic. I feel that the author cares too much about the emotional portrayal of the characters and keeps describing them, as if prose has been added to the novel.

It's very wordy, lovey-dovey, and boring.

Take a dip in the ice spring

I feel like the next 100 or so chapters are poorly written.

After reading Chapter 95, I felt it was too messy. I thought it was fine before. But since I entered the secret realm, it has become messy. She alternates between one identity and another. Whether the heroine enters a fantasy world or recalls her past life, it all gave me a headache, so I abandoned the article.

There are a few words that are always used inappropriately, and some sentences seem to have been forced together. Generally speaking, it is boring. There is nothing very attractive, but it is all about past and present lives. Too much foreshadowing will inevitably make it impetuous.

There are not a few direct dialogues, and the characters are almost all internal monologues. This article is not my cup of tea and looks awkward.

It's not sloppy, the writing is good, and I have the desire to read on. So far, I'm enjoying it. It's very good.