
Escape from the Magical Prison of Cultivating Immortals
by Xiaoruoji
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The middle-aged frustrated businessman Ying Buqi, the hot-blooded young man Yi Guichen, the girl next door Bai Niaowu... Several modern people with different golden fingers have traveled to a different world where immortality and magic are combined, and participated in a cruel lord elimination competition. Some people have refined lost elixirs and obtained all kinds of miraculous magical powers; some have extraordinary talents and awakened innate magic that has never appeared in the world... But as they learn more about this world, the confrontation between the travelers and the locals becomes deeper and deeper, and they gradually discover more and more weird and strange things in this world...
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I have a feeling this novel might be a hit
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Frustrated businessman, hot-blooded boy, girl next door... This is a story about time travel with multiple people! This style is extremely difficult to control. I admire the author... Come on! ( '-Ωก̀ ) Rubbing his eyes (°ー°〃), he was stunned⁽⁽ଘ( վ‿< )ଓ⁾⁾ came flying




Non-routine writing. The fusion of Western fantasy and immortality... A somewhat interesting world view. The author starts the story very delicately, starting with the time travel of businessmen in the capital, and gradually it becomes a group portrait of an epic fantasy. There are hot-blooded boys, Japanese girls, ancient queens... The author has written some interesting details, and the writing is also very in-depth. It can be felt that a lot of foreshadowing was made in the early stage, but it is not deliberate and does not affect the reading experience. Whether the foreshadowing can be taken back depends on the subsequent plot. What is worth recommending is that although there are multiple protagonists and suspense, the author rarely writes it without being pretentious. It reads eloquently and feels relatively relaxed. It is not like ordinary epic Western fantasy with a bunch of strange names of people and places that make people confused. I feel that it is more suitable for readers who are used to reading routine short-form articles, but don't want to be too brain-intensive and care more about the complete character, storyline and world view.













