Transmigration: I became my favorite character, the villainess.

Dear Author please punish Ellis the most he has no guilt or regret and not even for once gave a second thought that how Leah will take it Just make Leah disappear from his life for once and ever

I truly love it.  If there is word to define what I feel,  I will say it's about freshness. This story reminds me about a RTW fanfiction about being reincarnated as rock and wielding magic,  except this one actually have original framework so it has more materials to develop. The only concern that I have is the sentence structure,  it might be some residual dialect of the author that makes me have some difficulties to get the nuance being implied. I also found some sentences/phrases that I believe can be shortened/rephrased and still retains its intent. The need of the editor is quite high for this work, nonetheless the story itself is amazing,  it's a really great take on the way of plant's life. Do you know that, after reading this story, I did self reflection about our treatment over plant and animal... I will add this, you might add a chapter about cultivation jargon especially the power level, to clear some ideas

It was a great start . But I stopped reading because of his friends, I didn't have to start with the dorm. his friends infuriated me , it would be better if he lived alone , it would be great . and why would he open a company that he could not build jarviz artificial intelligence ? why did you need these problems all konon

This is an incredible story. The elements that form it are humble, and the archetypes that drive it forward are familiar. Yet as you read on, you watch the author take these ****** pieces, and give them a life and beauty rarely seen in any novel.The characters are interesting and layered. The world and society are well thought out, and well expressed - this isn't the tale of a shapeless protagonist slashing his way through every challenge. The MC is but part of a grander story, one significant piece among many, each striving and struggling to accomplish their own goals and motivations. There is a richness to both the character development and world building. Even as you recognize each familiar archetype, you come away *satisfied* by the fullness and depth the author fills in each element. Parts of the story are pure poetry, written with true artistry and a sublime sense of storytelling. This is one of those rare works that make you feel like you have stepped into another world, where the backdrop is more than just painted facades and the side characters are more than a handful of lines on a page. The author manages to capture that fleeting, powerful feeling - the impossible belief - that if you could somehow peek into each alleyway, sidestreet, side-story or side-character.... you would find a fully realized life, moving and acting on its own.Way of Choices captures the essence of what makes a choice interesting. Namely, that we all want things, and sometimes getting those things means giving up something else. Every character in the story wants /something/, and all of them - not just the MC - have difficult or costly choices to make.As a reader, I hope you choose to give this story a chance. I believe you will find that beneath the familiar surface, waits something that is altogether special.

Shame on the translator on stopping the translation!!Shame on the translator on stopping the translation!!Shame on the translator on stopping the translation!!Shame on the translator on stopping the translation!!Shame on the translator on stopping the translation!!

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