This looks interesting...but I tend to like books like this. HOWEVER! Didn't the translators or copy editors or even the graphic artists who did the cover notice that they misspelled 'genius???'

Extremely engaging, very well paced and a strong-to much stronger character. I love how the first few chapters had a (modern) backstory to her first life and how that is actually the foundation to this life of cultivation and magic. The explanation of her abilities is also great. OP for sure (which is what I like) but what makes it fantastic is how her innate skills and hard work (with a relic or two) explains the seamless connection between being a summoner (beast tamer) and mage with the body strength of a warrior. Wonderful story and hope it gets picked up.

Characters making only the worst decisions possible and somehow getting away with it. From the mc who is still hiding her power even after being the strongest person in the surrounding countries to magical resurrection removing the already non existent stakes. It truly baffles me why the author had her drug around by powerhouses turning her from the mc to a prop and then didn't do anything with it. Also it was a huge mistake to make the mc nine at the beginning and an even bigger one to write about how alluring she was ya weirdo.

Sorry but highly disappointed... The beginning is nice and all... some parts in the story are good too... but it's like she, the FL has some huge burden or something... like that... it's just too fake... not satisfying at all... too many dramas and fighting... And... the main reason for this low rating is the ending of the novel... it's sucks a lot... thought the leads are together... but it's like... ughh forget it... anyway completed in mtl... skipped some chapters too... beyond boring... Just my personal opinion... many have different opinions...

The growth rate is so ridiculous its boring. But what really killed this story for me was around chapter 248 where this die hard devotion to the brother sister duo sprung out of no where. Since ahe met them their interactions where more of her "guarding and pandering" to them yet she calls it "friendship". She isnt even doing that much for her own brother or father. But these to strangers that she found and clung to she is wiling to do Anthing for them. She mentioned changing her brothers body so he can have an easier time of leveling.... That was quick to be forgetten and never mention again. She didnt even think of helping her father in a same way. Just gave him a few ores and on her way. But these two siblings? She begs them to take monster cores and will run to the ends of the earth to save the death brother. How long has she known them? Less than a week of interaction. And still her own family is treated lesser then these two stranger.

I've read more of this than I should have (chap. 368). This isn't so much a novel suffering from plot holes as a plot hole with some plot tacked on. The amount of changes the author has made to power levels and abilities is immense. The worldbuilding is nonsense. How things stand right now, the royal family stays in power for absolutely no reason. Military might isn't it as multiple other armies are apparently equivalent to the royal one. The royals are apparently also bankrolled by another noble family. Somehow this family is rather weak as well even though power almost directly equates to money given how much ores help in training. So how's the summoning in this summoning novel? Given that MC is just NOW finally revealing she is a summoner publicly, who knows? Also, summoning is literally just forming a contract with as many creatures as you have elemental affinities. Not exactly interesting for a summoner based novel where summoners are these incredible legendary figures. Characters are a mixed bag. There are some good interactions between main characters that are fine. The problem lies with antagonists. I don't know why exactly this is a common problem with FL novels but the enemies are just aggressively stupid.

This one’s gem. 💜 Although it started with the very much cliched ‘character rebirth’ , which then TrIggred (yep, you guessed it), the miraculous development and growth of strength of the reborn female lead, BUT, it was so wEll written that it made me feel like I was with Yun Feng at every step of her ‘from zero to hero’ journey. Romance? Yes. Superpower/s? Yes. Face-slapping? Yes.

A transmigration to cultivation world novel a little different from others. She starts at 9 years old and cultivates more as an elemental mage and summoner, (beast tamer), than as a martial artist. Pacing is decent, writing and translation are pretty solid. Hope it continues...

overall an ok book however I don't care for how the male characters just claim her as theirs. It's like she has no opinion in the matter. And the one guy she meets when she's nine whom she actually takes a liking to is just tossed aside as an insignificant character. At least they were more in the same age range. That disappointed me.