
This Isn’t the Other World I Wanted
这不是我要的异世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
153Chapters
1.9kReads
6.0Score
186Shelves
191Listens
15kReads · all time
In booklists 2
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
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Worth Rereading: Fresh Plots, Original Settings, and No Cliches
Any genre is fine. I've read Tomato novels for so long that I'm in a reading slump. I can guess the plot of so many books just from their descriptions, so I'm looking for something with a fresh premise.
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It should be the two protagonists, Qin Feng and Qian Ze. Qin Feng has a tough character and gained a strong body due to adventure. Qian Ze has a cowardly character and no determination, but he is not a bad person at heart. At present, Qian Ze has no essential transformation when he comes to another world. However, compared to the typical protagonist template like Qin Feng, I want to see the struggle and growth of a little person like Qian Ze in another world.
Still good. The rhythm is pretty good. In the early stage, the main character (I think) had few roles, or was a bit stupid, and did not have the kind of transformation that would show his true abilities in another world. There have been very few changes (or the author's writing didn't show it.) Worth looking forward to
Very delicate, old bookworms will like it more
Those who have just passed through and are talented will be quickly absorbed into the elite class, and those without talent will become slaves. In this way, it will be difficult for the Blue Star people to produce strong people. The summoning circle is constantly recruiting people. Maybe the protagonist's future soldiers will be these people.
The dual protagonists, the narrative is grand, and the writing is good. I have been reading for more than 20 years from junior high school to now. Maybe I have read too many routines, and now there are fewer and fewer novels that I can read. This book is one of the few that I am following up on. I hope the author can persevere and complete an excellent work. The results may not show up for the time being, but the gold will shine sooner or later.
It's pretty good. The characters are well established in just a few chapters, and the plot is quite interesting. It's one of the rare good books on Tomato. I'm not sure if it counts as a Western fantasy, but it's really interesting. Many of the so-called Western fantasy novels nowadays are just like the My World high-version adventure integration package. You can tell what modules and developments there are with your eyes closed. They are more or less formulaic, and then mixed with the author's little sexual repression ideas, it is rare to find new ones written.
Very good, how can I put it? It well writes the truth that the world is cruel. It will not be easy to leave the country. Hell is waiting for them. I don't know if the author got the inspiration from Tianyuan Breakthrough. There is a high probability that this big brother is going to die and the protagonist will inherit his identity. Later he became the Great Emperor of Gurlan.
The author should be an anonymous master, right? Very authentic style. The setting, plot, rhythm, characterization and writing are all far superior to most online novels. Although it is also a time-travel novel, it opens up new interpretations in old routines.
It's great to watch, the plot progresses steadily, and I'm especially looking forward to the follow-up development. The writing and conception are really good, especially the characters, which really advance with words and deeds that fit the characters, instead of being filled with labels that deliberately please the readers, as if they were fake people carved from a mold.
I have read Chapter 20 so far, and I think it is quite interesting. I want to ask the author if there is a female protagonist in the back of this book, and if the protagonist brother has a good ending.