
Free and Easy Wanderings
逍遥游
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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If you persevere and read over 100 chapters, you'll find this novel is worthy of being adapted into a TV series. The protagonist's "golden finger" abilities diminish as the story progresses, demonstrating his growing mental fortitude. The author's writing style is excellent, comparable to that of "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang" in my opinion.
I especially enjoy reading Yue Guan's time-travel novels, but this one is too fantastical. I prefer time-travel stories that only require intelligence and not cheat codes. Also, this book's rating is too low. Although it's not Yue Guan's masterpiece, it's definitely among the top time-travel novels on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). I haven't seen any other time-travel novel on Tomato that surpasses this one in terms of writing style and plot.
The plot is fast-paced and gripping! I personally think it's much better than those on the list.
Yue Guan's writing has never disappointed, from "The Emperor's Drunken Dream of the Jiangshan" to "A Carefree Journey"! His skill is profound and his writing is exquisite!
Yue Guan's historical fiction has always been captivating. I've read *Back to the Ming Dynasty*, *The Night in Brocade Robes*, and *Step by Step Lotus* two or three times each. I also followed *Drunken Love for the Jiangshan* to the very end. Later, *Free and Easy Wandering* updated too slowly, and it seems there was a period when it stopped updating, so I haven't read it since.
This is Yue Guan's major work after his comeback, continuing his rich historical knowledge and humorous writing style. Unlike his previous works, Yue Guan's time travel isn't about bringing a descendant's "brain" with him; he's actually created a bug, bringing along a nonsensical extraterrestrial object that can travel back and forth, even rewinding 24 hours a day, and even travel to ten years in…
Yue Guan's time-travel novels are very well written, *Back to the Ming Dynasty* is even better, this book is also good, but the divine power is too strong.
Yue Guan's books are as good as ever! This is probably the most wonderful book I've read in the last two years. 👍👍👍👍 Looking forward to more great books from him!
Great! I've always enjoyed reading Yue Guan's books.
This is a very good book. Although I've only read about 200 chapters, the 8.1 Rating is a bit unfair to the author. At its current level, it definitely deserves a 9 or higher.