
The Whole Class Transmigrates Into a Book: They Cultivate Immortality, We Go Crazy
全班穿书:他们修仙,我们发癫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 395k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This article takes a silly yet serious approach; there's no right or wrong, everyone is just doing things according to their own conscience. There is no male lead yet, because the author doesn't know who to make the male lead. If you have any ideas while reading, please leave a comment below. Because the whole class travels through time, modern language will be used.
They're such a loving group of people, and I really love the way they get along. They don't need to overthink things; they're like family, like brothers who would die for each other, like best friends who understand each other completely.
It was so good, so wonderful, and the ending was so heartbreaking. The blind man truly went blind, the mute man truly became mute, the beauty-loving woman was disfigured, the richest man became the poorest, and their vast family fortune was abandoned. Every sentence didn't mention regret, yet every sentence was filled with regret.
The synopsis clearly said it would be hilarious, so why does it get so tragic later on?! Early episodes: Hehe 😁 Later episodes: No more hehe (╥╥) 😭😭😭 Thank goodness there are extra chapters, thank goodness I was reborn, otherwise everyone would have a tragic ending! (Below is a copy of the original quote from the book, up to the class representative's sentence)
I think the author writes very well, and I hope they continue to shine brightly on their writing path. Also, every character the author creates has their own unique personality; they're a little funny, yet also a little heartbreaking. (This is my first book review, please forgive any shortcomings.)
Fine Foreshadowing has always been there It is obvious The protagonist could always sense being spied on. And there was also inexplicable help. A pair of large hands wrote the story for it. The entire class are characters in the play. The protagonist's death in the end was inevitable. A savior... Isn't he just someone used as a sacrifice to the heavens?
I originally thought this book would be all about humor and unity, with everyone doting on Bai Li. But then there was a huge twist later on. It reminded me of a line from the book: "Perhaps sometimes people exist for someone else. Sometimes they even live for someone else as a belief." The ending was really a bit sad.
This is great! The premise is very interesting. Are there any couples? How many people are in the class in total?
The author writes incredibly well, why is nobody reading it?
Overall, it's not bad. I initially read it as a silly, sweet story; nobody told me there would be angst later on.