Two Realms: I Have a Genius Clone

After reading the chapters, I finally understood why this book has almost 300 chapters and over a million words, but it doesn't even have 200 comments. Not good-looking The travel between the two worlds in this book is not of the flesh-traveling type. Scarce resources cannot be obtained through the differences in the cultivation systems of the two worlds. They are not in the same world, so they cannot help each other. It is of the soul-piercing type, which means that the help from both parties is only to obtain the skills, and it seems that they are useless in the system of this world. They just happen to be able to practice, but they are considered geniuses when they practice the system of another world. In other words, in the world of martial arts, that is, the world of the Three Kingdoms, they are geniuses who cultivate immortality. The feeling of pleasure has already been suppressed here. And this routine was actually written in a previous Qidian novel. The protagonist of that book was a fisherman. After learning the talisman in the world of immortality, something happened to the sect, and the teacher drove the apprentice away. The protagonist used the talisman to catch fish in the martial arts world, and then the author became a eunuch. It is nothing more than resource constraints that prevent the author from writing anymore. Just to make a talisman, the protagonist has to learn how to make spiritual paper and talisman pens. Then when learning to make alchemy later, the herbs in the two worlds are not necessarily the same. Do they need to learn it again? When learning to practice qi, do you need to become familiar with mineral materials again, do you need to forge or refine them yourself? A lot of trouble, equivalent to rebuilding modern civilization in an ancient world