From Coal Miner to Divine Beast of the Immortal Clan

It's alright, a traditional cultivation novel. The author seems to have included a darker tone. The protagonist's question about whether humans and demons can coexist peacefully is the author's explanation of the irreconcilable conflict between humans and demons, not an opportunity for you to criticize the protagonist as a saint.

It's alright, a fairly normal book. The author could work on their writing skills. The introduction of the world-building is a little off-putting (the chapters about talking to Er Gou), but acceptable. As long as it doesn't have a bad ending, it should do quite well.

The protagonist transmigrates into a mine and becomes a miner's slave. He dies participating in the Blood Mine Arena and is reincarnated into this world. He discovers the mine is actually a breeding ground for snake demons, and those managing it are descendants of their slaves.

It looks pretty good so far; I don't see anything wrong with it. The novel is actually quite well-written, it's just not popular. The only way to attract more readers is to release a few more chapters daily, but now the author only updates one chapter a day. Have you noticed that one chapter now doesn't get as many views as two or three chapters used to?

It's alright, but the main character's design and some plot points are too flawed. The protagonist is also too kind, which clashes with the world's background. It's still readable; the time-travel theme between two worlds is still worth watching. You can read it if you're looking for something to read.

Very, very, very good. If Qi Yunli hadn't died, this book would have been quite good. But everything has its prerequisites. Keep it up, author!

You can also like games that involve traveling between two worlds.

Sure, two worlds, two bodies—a demon in human form, a human in demon form—it's a very unique perspective. It's a good book, and I hope the author can maintain the pace. [Requesting more updates!]

It's pretty good. Although sometimes the sentences are a little awkward to read, that's rare; it's generally quite good. Hope the author updates frequently!

This book is written by the author of a beast-taming novel that I read and really liked before. It always resonates with my past memories.