I Want to Become a Great Sage in Another World

Five-star recommendation, very good. It has a touch of melancholy, is set in an isekai world, told in the first person, and feels like an autobiography of an ordinary person. The background setting is comprehensive, and the minor and supporting characters are vividly portrayed. The writing is excellent.

I've read almost halfway through, so here's my review. This is an isekai (another world) story where the protagonist becomes stronger through their own efforts, and the overpowered elements aren't too obvious. That's not entirely accurate, but the title "My Longed-For Another World Life" is really fitting.

Top recommendation from Zhongdeng Bookworm! Surprisingly good! Even reincarnated into another world, you still have to show your true abilities! The character development, plot progression, and the male lead and the witty comedian are all pleasantly surprising! For a first-person perspective to be this good is already excellent. Please give me more! I'll do anything! Ciallo~(∠·ω< )⌒☆

It's a good story about increasing strength in ordinary life, with clear class distinctions. The female leads' attitudes are a bit ambiguous, and it has a youthful feel. It's a pity my little Qin Yin didn't even know her home was stolen by the saintess 🥺

While it has some flaws, it's still a good work. The style clearly draws inspiration from Japanese light novels, but surprisingly, there's not much romance. The character development is decent, but still feels somewhat superficial. Hopefully, the author can make the isekai (another world) descriptions more solid, as it's written in the first person, and realism is crucial. Anyway, keep it up!

I love this story, I love the kind yet melancholic protagonist, and the madness of risking one's life for one's own heart. It reminds me of Lu Mingfei saying, "I'm also someone who occasionally goes crazy." He is indeed on the path to becoming a saint.

I finished watching it, and I felt it was pretty good. The story's pacing was rather slow. My personal complaints were that the main characters were constantly arguing internally, and the romance plot was also quite slow. But overall, it was still quite good.

I don't know what the author's mindset was when writing this book. I also don't know what the author went through. Having read so many books over the years, this is the first, and possibly the last, book that makes me feel, "If I ever had the chance to write a novel, it would definitely be like this." It's also the first time I've read a book in the first person for so long.

It looks alright, leaning towards traditional themes. So far, the people in this other world seem to be very upright, kind, and simple. Personally, I think it would be good to add some purely villainous characters.

It was really good. Although it's said to have elements of angst for the protagonist, it wasn't too bad; in fact, it was quite enjoyable to read. You can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. Some parts of the writing are a bit raw, but still very interesting. However, the plot in the Bronze Gate section was really weak [eye roll]. I skipped through parts of it.