A Modern Female Rogue Cultivator's Astral Travels

This book is simply a spiritual version of a VR holographic game, a great book for women to awaken to their cultivation! The role of Jing Shanmei is so immersive. From a social animal who has been treating asthma since childhood to a key piece in the cosmic chess game, this span makes my skin crawl. In particular, the author's sense of space travel is not about showing off his skills, but a steady and real experience, making you wonder if he has ever made friends with Black and White.

It's like watching a blockbuster movie! The beginning is a small climax, and the rhythm, image, and impact are beyond words, very strong. The stark contrast between darkness and high flames, dead silence and explosion, heart and world, present and distant past, it is amazing to see what a multi-dimensional world the author has inside! The profound power of traditional Chinese culture empowers the wonders of extraterrestrial civilizations. It is grand, complete, rigorous and self-consistent, leading us to break out of the world we currently think of...

The first person is very immersive, and every breath, every heartbeat, and every movement of the heroine's spiritual power is described in detail. The characters are well grasped, the emotions are poignant and moving, and the writing is particularly good!

The author's personal experience as a cultivator can really smell the dampness and dust in the air through the paper. The sense of immersion is so strong. Watching the passage where his soul leaves the body, I really had the illusion that my soul was floating out of the body. Multi-universe travel, ancient tomb exploration, technological secluded capitals... The mix and match of various settings is so smooth that it's terrifying. This combination of fantasy + realism can directly become a god!

Reading this book "Modern Female Loose Cultivator's Wanderings of the Soul" is really like opening a life plug-in. The "mirror world" written by the author is almost like a lucid dream I have had, but she wrote it after practicing it herself! The starting point of entering a Taoist temple in a fog and then being selected by "Fire Unicorn + Ancient Scripture" brought me into a world of wonders where forbidden places around the world are connected. The sense of substitution + immersion is both overwhelming. It is a strong benefit for friends who love the mashup of fantasy + science fiction!

Jing Shanmei's growth did not happen overnight. She made mistakes and was confused, but she never gave up thinking and searching. This character is so real, just like every ordinary person around us who is working hard to live.

"The Wandering Notes of the Modern Female Loose Cultivator Yuan Shen" This book is really immersive and exciting! The story of the author's personal cultivation experience and inspirational creation is ridiculously full of details. When watching it, I felt like I was Jing Shanmei, following her spirit out of the body to be a fish or a cat, and I instantly understood the romance of "all things have spirits". The feeling of traveling through different spaces and different civilizations is like playing a copy of the universe in an open world, and the whole process is immersive from a first-person perspective, making it impossible to stop.

The author's use of the first person is so perfect that I felt like I was the heroine who was struggling in the city and then unexpectedly embarked on the path to immortality. From the confusion of gaining strength to the excitement of exploring Qin Shihuang's tomb, all emotions are felt. This immersive experience is great.

I finally see a heroine who is not dependent on men and has a mother's heart! From an ordinary urban social worker, he gradually carved a bloody path in the world of immortality by relying on his fierceness and wisdom. Her growth trajectory is very real, and the hardships and rise of the casual cultivator are vividly depicted, which is refreshing and empathetic to watch!

This book is the most immersive novel I have read in recent years. The first-person writing is like giving you a pair of eyes, directly leading you into Jing Shanmei's soul. That kind of jump across multiple spaces and multiple civilizations is not like ordinary cool articles that only seek to stimulate, but it has a real sense of personal experience, making people wonder if they can also get out of the body.