Yet another "reincarnated as a monster" story, however, this time, it's a carnivorous plant

this rework of an already popular theme  and not an original story there is little value in this story .I was hoping for something interesting, was disappointed .😭

It's almost 2 months. They said they will find a new translator...But now...It seems all just illusion. Too bad such a GOOD novel wasted. I used to expect this novel everyday and every time I open Q in my phone. But now....sigh...

I read the first 10 chapters and can I just say that I want to adopt Hannah as my little sister. She is just the cutest thing ever. I also like Jason and the fact that he is willing to enter a tournament which could potentilally harm him just so he can provide for his mother and sister. I find that really selfless and admirable. The writing quality could use a bit of work as there are some errors here and there, but not so much that it affects the story. Overall, great writing style, pace, and characters. Keep up the good work!

An exceptional easy-to-read novel, that takes a trope commonly used, and well breathes new life into it.  A different(not really) type of review this time.'Sacred Souls A Genesis' combines the tropes of transmigration, game-type system/world, and alien threats into one. As the synopsis said, the MC came to a Earth-like world that is threatened with being devoured by other worlds. A goddess is bound to his soul (because why not) and she is trying to protect this new world because if it goes, MC and everyone else dies like her last world(ofc).To stop this, the MC and the lazy, couch potato (most of the time) goddess devised a game to power up the gamers that are chosen to protect the world. When the invading worlds then begin their attack, the gamers are brought over to the invasion point to do battle with their game avatars that are summoned.From the gamer's POV, it's like a nth times better, looting MMORPG P*kemon GO- in an advanced world with AI and VR- like a hundred-years-from-now setting.At this point, this novel includes so many genres I can't name them all. SO! Do yourself a favor and take this novel for a spin, since it really is one of the better novels out on Qidian. I can't find any real faults to this novel since the author does a great job of patching up plot holes and fleshing out the WBG (World Backg.) On this site where tropes are overused- never reinvented, or rewritten to seem unique, I promise this will be different.(Ahem, when this review was written, I've only read 43 chapters(since I need to save coins, and only use fast-pass on these sorts of things) so further on in the novel progression, the novel can change.)Give it a chance, my fellow readers. Give it a chance, and discover the lovely story that it is. I did, and I haven't regretted it.

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Flow of the story is a bit jittery, with lack of commas and spacings in some spots. Paragraphing can have a little more work done, because reading a block of texts is never fun.Characters are great, despite the jittery quality of writing you can tell the characters have at least more depth than the skin. World background? Gradual introduction...? Eh, but at least it's somewhat believable, despite the fact that having languages from different worlds be so similar is slightly too unlikely. Unless we are dealing with multiverse type of transmigration/reincarnation.Overall, 4/5 stars. Obviously, English can be improved, but no one is perfect.

Despite the shallowness of the story and characters, I Became The Supreme Being Of The Buddhist Sect is a fairly enjoyable casual read.This is my first time coming across a "merit system" so it does feel rather novel (for now at least). The quality of the translation is good, no issues with it so far although the random Buddhist chants just feel like gibberish. I'm sure they mean something, but I wouldn't know. Overall an average (but fairly well executed) novel. 3/5.

It's a copy of Lord of mysteries, but author used RPG class system fused with mystic. It's original and interesting idea. The problem is author is not doing it properly, it don't feel like 1world it feels like 2world fused forcefully. The so called mystery in this novel don't feel like mystery, its more like author is throwing a lot of unknown characters at the reader and then solve them one by one(and the concept of numbered artifact is 100% copy of LoM). So I would call it confusing characters rather than mystery plot. I hope author don't take it wrong way. I like it! But I just wish it could be better so I can love it.(I hope novel with perfect fusion of RPG and Mystic of LoM happens sooner or later).