After binding himself to a management System, An Ge decides to run her little patch of land and start enjoying her retirement early. But how is it that, as she keeps running the place, everyone starts calling her an immortal?
The Daye Kingdom is beset by one disaster after another, and its people are displaced and struggling to survive. The appearance of a miraculous inn gives those suffering a glimmer of hope.
They say it's a land of immortals, with glass windows, pearls for lamps, and unimaginable luxury.
They say it's the safest, most egalitarian place, where commoners and royalty stand as equals.
They say the immortal who lives there is compassionate and possesses wondrous powers, yet is approachable and never puts on airs.
The legendary immortal An Ge: "I'm really just running an inn!"
The chosen ones of destiny: "How is this turning out so differently from what we imagined?"
It's simply a scam. The plot is too confusing and the score is too high. The author thinks of one thing at a time, but before it ends, another plot begins. The important thing is that the heroine has strength but does not have the matching character. One moment, the Holy Mother emphasizes that the heroine is indifferent to death?? The author keeps wavering on the heroine's character... The most disgusting thing is that there is a section in the middle where the heroine can't bear it when she sees the death of someone who looked at her in a bad way!! What does this want to express? Is the heroine kind?? Weird plot. There is also a heroine who mainly kills the bad guy Chosen. She is obviously very afraid of the enemy's strength. During the battle, she draws out the opponent's trump cards step by step. Come on, this is a battle of life and death! Just kill the opponent, it's just a game! You and I, you and I, you and I, it's just like playing house, I finally can't stand it anymore!!!
The heroine is a bit like a virgin
The story is okay, but the writing is immature. The emotional line enters too early, and I prefer to see the heroine alone and beautiful. The inn management system and infrastructure is still very interesting, as it can span planes...
While I was reading this book, the person who made the first comment seemed to have never read the book, because I thought the comments in the middle were really disgusting. The reborn man did not do anything wrong or hurt anyone, but the heroine respected his own thoughts and was called a saint by others. I think readers are probably all brainless. I really can't help it because I haven't finished reading it yet. It's so annoying. He just has a high heart and took the wrong path. He has to bear the consequences. And the synopsis of this book is very nice. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is too fast. I don't even know why I think it's good to have a relationship, but it can last for a long time. The male protagonist suddenly falls in love with the female protagonist and is jealous and speechless. Even the children are jealous. He makes some marks without the consent of the female protagonist. If the female protagonist has encountered something big before. It was dangerous for him to protect him, but without any warning, he directly marked himself as a partner, which really makes people dislike it. The female protagonist is the most male protagonist, and I think I can accept it, because we have been together for a long time at that time, so I think it is very stiff and I don't know what it will be like later. In short, I think the career is pretty good.
Haha, the first 150 chapters are okay, but the later ones are getting more and more outrageous. It's like the Virgin Mary is still alive, but she saves the dead child in public. This, this… I'm not afraid of being discovered. It's really getting more and more outrageous. The Virgin Mary is speechless.
Everything is good, except for the love of the male protagonist, I don't know where to start. I fell in love out of nowhere, but it's harmless. Then it was a bit off in the back, and everyone started cultivating immortality.
It's still good-looking. If you're interested, you can take a look.
The plot is a bit childish, but fortunately the character settings of the male and female protagonists are very likable. The female protagonist is emotionally stable and has her own principles and bottom lines. She is a very relatable character. The novel is filled with a strong sense of idealism, and the heroine's Fairyland Inn is the utopia of that plane. Some are too idealistic, so the plot is too harmonious. After all, the heroine's golden finger is too big. It is suitable for killing time after dinner. There is no sadomasochism, no vicious female supporting role, and no hot chicken heaven. It is a very relaxing and enjoyable read.
It's quite good-looking and very imaginative, because the godhead thing caused a lot of things later on. This is a story about the world, but there's really no need to be corrupt. Everything else is pretty good, and it's not just about running an inn.
The writing is good. The wording is concise and does not count the number of words. It's just a demerit for occasionally reversing vocabulary and idioms. I would only give it a 9 out of 10 points. The emotional line is not well written, and the male protagonist makes people feel bad. Obviously the heroine is the one chosen by God and should be the one with the highest status. However, a male protagonist comes to control the heroine. The heroine behaves like a weak woman in front of the male protagonist. The male protagonist insulted the female protagonist in front of others for the second time. He is also a love-minded and possessive person. When the two of them are together, it becomes a bit deceptive. Of course, this situation is very rare and is purely a complaint. The heroine has a high IQ and quick neurological reactions. Although she always wants to be a salty fish, she is also very capable and a social expert. The male and female protagonists are individually beautiful separately, but together they are a bit witty, squeamish and pretentious. Maybe this is the normal state of love between a man and a woman. The emotional line does not account for much, and the main plot is the heroine's upgrade, from running a hotel, to going to various worlds to change the world, gaining faith, and then ascending to the divine world, running the divine world, and becoming the boss of the divine world. The plot is quite good, at least it attracted me to read the whole story.