Fairyland Social Animal: I Can Go Down to the Next World, What's Wrong with Shuangshuang?

Not bad, not bad. The story takes place in a fantasy world called "Fairy World", where the person selected by the author will be awarded the "Cross-Border Stone" to guide the power of the elements. You will play a mysterious character named "Chen Ansheng" and freely travel through the world of immortality and other worlds to meet companions with different personalities and unique abilities. Together with them, you can defeat powerful enemies and find your lost relatives - at the same time, you will gradually discover the truth about "Java".

This book gave me a great feeling. It was very interesting to read. It is quite rich in terms of emotions. Whether it is the development of the harem or the protagonist's bloody nature, it is very strong. I highly recommend you to read it.

It is very good-looking. It is different from ordinary novels, such as the invincible flow that slaps the system in the face, and the kind of Ruozhi who has strength but is stubborn. This book is very good-looking. For example, when you have no strength in the fairy world, you are submissive, but if you have strength, when you come down to earth, you can be said to be one person below ten thousand people. Recommended

At first glance, I didn't take it seriously, but the more I looked at it, the more interesting it became.

It's so cool, Shuangwen, if you want to be happy, just go to the next level. Hit the saint son, hug the saint girl

Yes, it's quite novel and worth a look.

This book has great potential, but the author needs to enrich the world view and the protagonist's realm cannot be improved too much at once, otherwise it will make people feel nonsensical. The plot problem is not big. The only thing left is the writing, which can be practiced more. Anyway, keep it up [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

It's really good, a good book in the invincible stream

Their acting requires constant speculation, careful thinking, repeated practice, control of details, and meticulous observation... And you, my friend, you only need to open your eyes to see their unreachable peak performance.

The author writes very well and knows what makes readers happy. The writing is clean and neat without lag, and the plot is compact Although it is not very popular now, the author must persevere. There will be a day when he can make a lot of money. I also hope that the author can bring readers more and better works —Confirmation from an old reader who has been reading Shuangwen for eight years👍

It's a rare novel about the stomach that Tomato has come across. The plot with Senior Sister Zhong made me laugh out loud. Come on, the author. Senior Sister Zhong is cute in the end.

The setting is relatively novel. Others are people from the lower world, or have been reborn from the lower world. The protagonist of this book is an aborigine from the upper world. Although he is also a miner, it is undeniable that the setting angle is unusual. The timing was not grasped well when there were two or three hundred pictures, and there are some loopholes. The intervals between foreshadowing are relatively short, and there is no sense of wonder. You can guess right, but you can't help but read on. The content is relatively brisk, and the characters' emotions are not like others, which are hasty. However, many of the people in it are too kind, and there are no strong restrictions and explanations. They just can't withstand scrutiny, so the pace is relatively fast and worth watching, like a bag of cucumber-flavored potato chips.

The protagonist's character is well portrayed, and his character before and after he obtains the Cross-Border Stone is consistent with the transformation of an ordinary person under the opportunity. The character setting also perfectly explains the title of the book. The plot is relatively rich so far, and the world view setting should be quite large. It may feel a bit old-fashioned in the lower realm, but it has little impact. There are also a lot of foreshadowings in the lower realm. The pace is okay. It seems like a rhythm of millions of words. At present, it is too little. I finished reading more than two hundred chapters in one go, which is not enough.

Why haven't you updated it bro? The writing is quite interesting and the logic is pretty good.

In fact, it's a pretty good book. It's a slow-burning book. It's not like a systematic text. You have to be patient. Don't just read the beginning and immediately conclude that it's not good. For example, among the previous classics about cultivating immortality, "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality", "The Immortal Rebellion", etc., Which one is not slow in the early stage, but becomes more and more exciting in the middle and later stages? [Learned]

The subject matter is quite novel. I originally wanted to read the beginning of the book and then switch to the next one, but I didn't expect to finish reading it back to back. I don't have the habit of chasing books. I slipped away and gave it a five-star review to show encouragement [Note][Note]

Good idea, very refreshing! However, fairness, justice, integrity, chivalry, kindness, and hatred of evil, which are common advantages of the protagonist, are not clearly reflected in the male protagonist in the first dozens of chapters, causing some readers to not have a high impression of the male protagonist! Personally, I feel that a score of 8:5 is appropriate.

I've read less than half of it, so let's write a review. The mission shaping is quite good, and some of the jokes are written very naturally. Why are they not popular? I really think there are still some unnecessary sacrifices. For example, it is completely unnecessary for the protagonist to open a harem or something, and he must be happy every time in the lower world. These plots are very unnecessary and cannot foreshadow the rest of the story. If it is to shape the protagonist's character, it is actually completely unnecessary. Generally speaking, it gives people a sense of one thing in the east and another in the west. The plot is originally quite smooth, but I have to add something that I think is humorous or I think is inspired in the middle. It was okay in the early stages, but after more than 100 chapters I couldn't stand it anymore.

I feel okay. The story and writing are both very good. It's also fun to read. I just read about chapter 120 when the daughter of a sect leader in another world died. Later her father came to take revenge. It also involves various forces to deal with it. It's quite complete but very draggy. Running account writing. So gave it 4 stars. But I feel it shouldn't be lower than 9.0. Maybe the author doesn't respect women enough in his article?

A very novel plot, much better than Wangyu's "Mortals Cultivation to Immortal World" chapter. This kind of setting that can break the boundaries effectively solves the shortcomings of being bored and frustrated in the early stage of the mortal stream, but it also loses 50% of the flavor of the mortal stream. However, it perfectly solves the problem of boredom after the ascension of the novel about cultivating immortals. The author's writing is good, and it's witty and interesting, but it's a pity that the ending is far away.

The writing is good, but the title of the book is seriously inconsistent. I think it would be better to change it to "In the upper realm, I hug my head and run away, in the middle realm, I speak wildly and harshly, and in the lower realm, I bully the weak and fear the strong" [face covering]

The full text is very good, but it's a bit unfinished. The author feels that there is a lot to write about at the end, but it's all covered in one stroke. Maybe it's because the profit is not good, but the full text is very readable, the story is compact and the main line is straight and clear, and it's worth reading.

The writing is quite good, not an invincible text, but a little strategic, slow development, and the plot is quite rigorous. This book can be given 5 stars on Tomato. Once you read it, you will find it interesting, but the skills are a bit confusing. What kind of skills and martial arts are heretical, and the world is not connected. Also, the laws of the small world are different from those of the big world. What kind of alien laws are they? The techniques of the small and large worlds are not universal. There are too many such training platforms, which makes it a bit confusing. Others are okay. According to my rating, this book should be 3.5 Stars, 9.2 Points. I have higher requirements.

The idea is still very novel. At first glance, it may be a bit cliché, but later on it is very innovative. Overall, it's very good (´∀｀*)[Blow kiss] Come on (ง ˙o˙)ว

The characters are lively and humorous. This is the level that only Platinum Master has. If you can do something erotic, do it without being sloppy. This is what a real man is, and the intentional plot is also original and interesting. I give it a 9.5 And a 0.5 Because I don't want the author to be too proud.

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Noah's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

I seem to prefer a simpler male protagonist (just this kind of plot, invincible but simple). Is there such a book? Book friends, give it a thumbs up! A single female protagonist is best, but a harem is also fine.

It can be considered a high-quality product among Tomatoes. The subject matter is novel and exciting. I can't stop watching it.

Overall, it's a really good book. The pace of the first half is a little slower, with many passers-by taking up the plot, but the plot design of the second half is obviously much more compact, full of ups and downs, and a lot of excitement. The final ending is also very clever and logical.

I came across this novel after seeing it officially recommended. I first saw the rating of less than 9 points. If I browsed it casually, I would most likely not read it. But after reading it, I found that the rating was low. And at first, I thought this novel was a bit superficial, but as I went on, I felt that the world structured by the novel was still very rich. The plot is also very attractive and worth recommending!