
The Legend of Huan Ge After I Transmigrated
穿越之欢哥传奇
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 473k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
227Chapters
28Reads
8.2Score
7Listens
122.7kReads · all time
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Reader comments 44
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It's pretty good. The male protagonist is more decisive and won't be nagging or indecisive. It has more fantasy elements than the previous books with similar themes.
It's okay, but the ex-wife is a bit annoying
This book is a bit realistic. It is difficult for beginners to understand this book, but anyone with some emotional experience can understand it. This book analyzes the human nature of men and women.
The author's ideas are very good, and his writing style is also very good and logical, with just a few minor flaws! The shortcomings are not big. To be honest, it should be rated as four stars. But considering the author's rich emotional drama, five stars is appropriate.
This book is not bad. It has a better IQ than many highly rated books. Why is the rating so low? What's going on?
Since I can travel through time and still have my soul, I don't want to go to a Taoist priest or monk for salvation, or let that licking dog influence me. In my opinion, dog licking is basically dead
It's not bad, but the first 90 chapters are all about emotional disputes. I keep writing. Although it's not boring, it feels like it deviates from the title and introduction. The amount of descriptions of career and love is not well grasped, but after Chapter 90, the amount of descriptions of career increases, and it can be considered that it begins to create the legend mentioned in the introduction.
Okay, it's good-looking, it's a cool article, and it's not familiar.
Is this a pigeon?
Not bad, at least the divorce is decisive here