After Returning from Quick Transmigration, Everyone Ascended to Immortality

Let me explain the female lead's situation. She wasn't initially very powerful. Her soul only traveled to reality for one night. Even with her strong learning ability, there are limits. Upon returning to reality, it would take her time to relearn what she had learned in her soul. Furthermore, I believe that if someone has too many memories, the less important ones will inevitably become blurred.

It's well-written, and the lack of a romantic pairing is quite nice. I hope the female lead can further develop the skills she has in her dreams, and perhaps review those skills sometime. The story currently revolves around the female lead, with only a few supporting characters described, which is a good point. I don't want the female lead to feel like a mere plot device. I hope her country prospers. Keep up the good work, author! (´-ω-`)

The writing is alright, but the female lead's experiences are portrayed as overly idealized, while her actions are somewhat contradictory and make her seem rather naive. However, the supporting characters are well-developed; unlike other books of this genre that treat the female lead like a mere plot device, the supporting characters don't overly steal the spotlight.

It wasn't very good at first, but it really got better later on. The premise was also very novel and engaging. I haven't enjoyed reading this much in a long time. Keep up the good work, author! Finally, I wish you happiness and good health.

I've finished watching and listening to it, and I think it's pretty good. Using it while listening and reading doesn't feel out of place (in my opinion). I was really moved to tears by the Empress's part. In her past life, the female lead saved her when she was young and covered in injuries, and raised her.

It's quite good. What I like most is that the supporting characters don't steal the spotlight from the female lead. In this kind of story, if it's not written well, the supporting characters can overshadow the female lead, turning her into a mere plot device. This kind of character development is nice, even though the "golden finger" (advantage point in the female lead's character development) is a bit too much.

It's pretty good. I like the different little worlds, but it doesn't feel like it has much to do with the apocalypse. I'm actually curious about what the other worlds are like in the end. The female lead's own world was just glossed over.

I hope it's a no-romance story. I hope the author will grant me this small request. Thank you! (❁´ω`❁) There are so few reviews for this book. (´-ω-`)

Beautiful! Keep it up, author! ↖(^ω^)↗

He doesn't even know anything about basic wilderness survival skills, yet he has so many memories. It feels like he's traveled through countless worlds. And even without cultivation, after traveling through so many worlds and cultivating so much, the strength of the divine stones should be exceptionally high, right?