The Ancestor of the Hehuan Sect Transmigrates to the Beast World, and Her Inhospitable Beast Husbands Fight Over Her

I found it a bit depressing; a bit useless.

The description of the character's personality feels like it doesn't match the previous one.

It's super pretty, promise me, I'll update it every day

She is a strong woman with brains, she likes this kind of thing

It was okay at the beginning, but became more so-so as I progressed to the end. The finale was even more speechless. I skipped the last 10 points and watched it. It fell apart.

I want to make an objective evaluation. It doesn't look good. There are many reasons why it doesn't look good. For example, if the heroine is a cultivator in the world of immortality, a person who has been reborn and has a spiritual power, she can save anyone regardless of whether it is the Holy Mother's Heart. However, it is obvious that the spiritual power can be restored by dual cultivation, but she will be weak every time her spiritual power is overdrawn. It is completely unexpected that she needs to use dual cultivation to restore her spiritual power, and The ups and downs of events in the article are completely incoherent, very out of thin air and sudden good-bad-good, which not only emphasizes the heroine's strength but also inexplicably suffers heavy losses due to some villains or things. The plot is completely rigid and illogical and does not belong to the ups and downs. The details of the heroine's advantages that were emphasized at the beginning seemed strangely useless in the incident. It is even more bizarre at the end. It is said that the heroine will become an immortal after getting all the energy, and it is also said that the heroine suddenly dies and the whole family is reborn through time travel. At the end, I can no longer remember what attracted me to read the whole book in the first place. I was so disappointed. I felt that this article was just a pile of words without any emotion. The ending is also very simple. I feel that the love of the heroine's family for the heroine is so powerful that they could die and travel back in time, even if they cannot meet the heroine, but it ends hastily.

I finished reading it in one sitting, leaving a reading note. The following contains spoilers. The world of cultivating immortals begins, the world of beasts is at best the foundation, and the ancient words end. The heroine married a total of 8 people, but the proportion of words and ink was uneven. The later they appeared, the fewer they appeared: snake, fox, white wolf, black panther, mermaid, unicorn, high priest (I don't know if the author didn't write it or I missed it, and I don't know what Su Cen's animal form is), and eagle. Their children are respectively two, one, none, one, five (born by the mermaid himself), one, and none. The villain is not from beginning to end in the traditional sense, but rather in stages. Except for Su Baibai who is very "dark" in her own right, there is no plot where the female protagonist becomes jealous or does bad things just because she sees the heroine doing well. I like this very much.

Os It would be nice if the female protagonist had more men.

How do you rate the score of 9.3?

Without even looking at it, I realized that the heroine's subjectivity was very weak, and the people next to her were very verbose, as if they were describing the heroine from someone else's perspective. Everyone can guess the plot behind it. Isn't it just finding the person who poisoned her, and then a few beast husbands, and then the heroine has spiritual power and becomes the king of beasts? I don't even think about it.