Zhang Wuji's Soul Transmigrates to Another World
张无忌魂穿异世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Male-Channel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I saw the first book about Zhang Wuji traveling to another world. The author worked hard and looked forward to the follow-up content.
It's a very good novel, even though it's been a while since The Golden Hero, it's still a novel worth reading.
Although this book has few chapters, the content is wonderful and there is no redundant rhetoric. It can be said that this is the best and most perfect book I have ever read. I look forward to the follow-up! Support
The writing is good, unlike other novels that are full of nonsense
This book is very innovative. As an old book friend for many years, I felt good about it. It is just a pity that the author has limited ability and failed to write the story behind the chaotic world. I have personally seen the story behind Chaos in other books, such as: The Long River of Time, where the space beast killed the energy stone and gave it to him for cultivation. Many people forget that they cannot write it down and have to look it up. "Fantasy, I Can Infinite Enlightenment" This is the highest realm that I recommend to authors as an old book friend. They can adopt this realm to write books. Only readers can see, and what they hope for, the step-by-step writing from Qi training to the highest state. It's interesting to read this way. I personally suggest that you write less topics that satirize the protagonist. The author should make a point of understanding if you are a book reader and always write satire on the protagonist. Will you feel happy reading it, or will you feel angry and worried when reading it? If the book is written like this, it will be useless, so write less topics that satirize the protagonist. I really like the opportunity for the protagonist to plunder resources to improve his cultivation, rather than robbing other protagonists. Ignore the formations, hide in the sect and steal resources to improve your cultivation. It has its own system that allows you to resurrect after death, reaching the highest level. That would be fun to watch
Very good and imaginative. Read the whole book.
It ended too quickly and I didn't see the glory of the human race.
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This book is well written. Keep up the good work and give it five stars.
Does anyone know if there will be a follow-up?