I Transmigrated to Another World, and the Magic Spells Are in Chinese

I'm the author, just wanted to say a few words. This book was purely for my own enjoyment, so I don't really care about reviews. After all, I've written about works that are rated 6.8 Or higher. And that's it. Take it or leave it. "The God of Drama and the God of Slaying" and similar works are all good; there's no need to have high hopes for a small author like me. Maybe one day I'll have my fill, get tired, and just stop updating and go into hiding. Yeah, that's all.

Highly recommended! I've wanted to read this type of book for a long time, and the author's writing is quite good, satisfying my curiosity. However, I have one question: I want to see the female lead and the male lead build a harem. How could a normal guy be so indifferent to such an active girl without any deep-seated hatred? I'm really looking forward to seeing how a normal guy's heart would flutter under these circumstances.

After watching too many cultivation-themed novels, a bit of magic-based content is refreshing. I wouldn't presume to call myself a connoisseur, but the plot flows smoothly. While the climaxes are a bit rapid, they serve as crucial transitions in the protagonist's growth and transformation. As for the clever little touches, I won't elaborate further; they're simply superb.

It's a little stiff, but for a tomato, it deserves 5 stars. The so-called female lead is a joke; she changed her style after her first death, and it's barely watchable.

The story flows smoothly overall, and the author's writing is superb. However, the protagonist's character is quite close to that of an average high school student in real life—rather reckless and arrogant. Hopefully, there will be a process of growth and development for the protagonist later on. 💕

It's great! The power-ups aren't ridiculously overpowered, and the character's progress in strength is fast. It's not one of those mindless, overpowered wish-fulfillment stories. The darkness encountered at the beginning is the best powerful remedy for a modern person transitioning to a cold and dark alternate world.

Multiple female leads, please don't force me to beg you 🙂 But everything can wait until things settle down before doing anything else. The revenge arc was exciting, but the later magic academy arc was quite boring; I almost quit halfway through 🤦

Well, to be honest, this book, like *Mushoku Tensei*, is one of the few I really enjoyed. The opening scene reminded me of *Sword Art Online*. Now, having read a hundred chapters, I suddenly realized that the plot development is pretty much the same as *Sword Art Online*. If you like isekai anime, I highly recommend checking this out.

The plot is very engaging, and the world-building and character development are excellent. Compared to some formulaic, feel-good novels, the characters in this one are relatively more three-dimensional. I personally enjoy this type of novel and hope the author will write more, but the abrupt ending... It just doesn't satisfy me!

The article's handling of the plot and the construction of its world view are quite good. The only flaw is that the interactions between the protagonist and other female characters are too sweet. This is not inherently a bad thing, but because the tag is "no female lead," they can't end up together, just like sweet stories with a tragic ending (at least in the parts I've seen, there's no official announcement of a relationship with any female character).