Dual Transmigration: You Practice Martial Arts, I Cultivate Immortality
双穿：你们练武，我修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
66Chapters
1.3kReads · 30 days
94.8kReads · all time
128Shelves
6.8Score
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This novel is really good; the characters are all intelligent, even I, a seasoned bookworm, think it's fantastic. Author, keep up the good work! 👍 However, you could add a later setting where the protagonist gets a storage ring, allowing him to bring modern items back and forth—a kind of scientific cultivation! 😜
After being crippled in the High Martial World, the male protagonist Ye Changge is bound to a system that allows him to freely travel between the cultivation world and the High Martial World. With the help of the system, he becomes an all-around cultivator. After becoming stronger through cultivation, he returns to the High Martial World to take revenge and kill all his enemies. In both worlds, the male protagonist is the strongest!
The pacing was good! Very tight! The ending was a bit rushed though! I wanted to keep watching.
The most hilarious author ever! I want to read more of your works. I browsed through your books and saw "Spiritual Qi Revival, I Turned into a Chicken"—just seeing the title made me burst out laughing.
It was a good watch, but the ending felt rushed... The sister's fate wasn't explained... And the final enemy wasn't revealed either...
The novel is lighthearted and quite funny. However, I don't really like this kind of cultivation novel, especially the part where you can dodge bullets. So I can only give it four stars. If you don't mind the unscientific content, you might as well take a look.
It's very well written, without any clichés, but the last chapter ends abruptly. I haven't found my sister yet.
The brushstrokes flow naturally, fluid and natural; the structure is rigorous, tightly packed, and perfectly rounded and full—a rare masterpiece in contemporary times.
A good book, concise and to the point!
Looks good (♥∀♥) I just didn't see the younger sister.