Eternal Gate

Hello author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update, because I believe I will live to see the ending. Please write diligently, no matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or padded it out. Everything is fine. I, your loyal readers, will wait with you. I greatly admire your writing style, which is both humorous and profound.

While still excellent, this book falls short compared to *Immortal Martial Arts*. Ye Chen's spirit of searching for someone for a thousand years and the Great Chu Black Hole in *Immortal Martial Arts* deeply impressed me, reminding me of revolutionary martyrs. The protagonist in this book is more carefree and irresponsible, but lacks a sense of responsibility. Although more interesting, it lacks soul.

The work is quite good, but the updates are too slow. I hope the author can speed up the pace so that we readers can enjoy it to the fullest!

I give it five stars. It's better written than "One Sword Alone". It's just that I'm going to update ten or so chapters at a time to satisfy my craving.

Although the plot design has many similarities with Ye Dashao's story, Liudao's writing style is becoming more and more mature, and the character portrayals are quite full, making it worth reading!

The author writes well, in a clear and easy-to-understand style, with a smooth and engaging story. I just hope for faster updates. After reading this, I went to read *Immortal Martial Arts* and compared it to *Eternal Gate*. I feel that *Immortal Martial Arts*'s details and plot are inferior to *Eternal Gate*, which shows the author is improving. I look forward to the author writing even better works in the future.

The familiar feel of the writing reveals that Liu Dao's style, while maintaining its humor, has become increasingly sophisticated and mature. This book can be considered a twin masterpiece with *Immortal Martial Arts*, and is definitely worth continuing to follow and anticipate… I've revised my review. It's nowhere near as good as *Xianwu*.

I started reading *Immortal Martial Emperor*, and you could say I've been urging for updates for over a thousand chapters... While reading this book, my heart wasn't solely focused on the plot, as you all know... The writing style of *Six Realms* is relatively superior. Although the word choice and sentence structure are somewhat similar, the meaning is profound.

Objectively speaking, I read *Immortal Martial Arts* and *The Gate of Eternity* consecutively. My personal feeling is that *The Gate of Eternity* has a faster and tighter pace than *Immortal Martial Arts*, with no dragging plots. The foreshadowing and logical structure of the story maintain the high standard of *Immortal Martial Arts*, and even surpasses it.

"Immortal Martial Emperor" is my original aspiration, and "Gate of Eternity" is my expectation. I think of that useless disciple who fell into the immortal fire at the foot of the mountain, and I think of that martial cultivator whose dantian was shattered but never gave up, remaining steadfast as ever.