An Immortal Lord Experiences Mortal Life, but These Worlds Are All Wrong

Great! I felt the first story was definitely male-oriented, and the second one confirms it – absolutely male-oriented! 🤦👍👍 It's ruthless and a bit crazy, but it's incredibly satisfying! 👍👍 This is what male-oriented crossover into female-oriented fiction looks like! 🤦👍👍👍 I've already read five stories. The author's writing is consistently excellent, mature, and the plot is well-structured.

The first story was actually quite ordinary, lacking any exciting moments and just like a diary entry. But the second story was a pleasant surprise. I've seen the drama of the real and fake heiress and the real and fake young master countless times, but this time I watched it from the father's perspective. And there were more exciting moments, making it very comfortable to watch.

I've finished reading the "Green Plum" arc, the fourth world. I liked the third world the most; it was very sweet. The fourth one is also quite good. I skipped through the first one, and barely read the second one; it was a bit too intense. I prefer sweeter, more lighthearted stories.

The first one is pretty good. The node that came from isn't the best, but at least it's one where you can still recover what you've sent out. And it can be considered to have fulfilled the original owner's wish. After all, although it wasn't explicitly stated, the fact that the third sister and the fourth child would inherit the throne, clearly implied that only men were considered heirs, and…

It's hilarious! The writing is so humorous, much better than some dry, repetitive books. I don't know why there are so many bad reviews. Anyway, it's to my taste. Who cares if his emotional experiences are limited to marriage and children? As long as it's not abandoned, I can accept it. I got tired of reading after chapter 418. Some of the vocabulary and witty remarks were quite funny.

This book was inspired by the author's reading of short stories. Dear readers, please feel free to offer any suggestions or comments. Thank you all for your support! ❤️❤️❤️

Hope the rating rises soon! A good book is worth sharing. The approach is different from the usual formula of revealing the whole story right away; it's original, immersive, and gives the reader a sense of accomplishment in predicting most of the plot. The writing is good. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to more great works.

I really like the character design of Zhou Ling; she's a bit naive but very devoted. The protagonist isn't a jerk, though; he's just there to build up his resume. Zhou Ling's reaction upon returning to the immortal realm is well-written. It's a very good book, although a few chapters are a bit flat. Overall, it's excellent. Thumbs up!

I'll give it five stars. The author's writing is good, and the plot is delicate and smooth. The reason for the low rating is that the cheat ability in the small world is not strong enough. When reading quick transmigration novels, you have to be quick, accurate, and ruthless. Take the Great Demon King Shenyan in "Black and White Lotus Forty-Meter Great Sword" as an example.

I only started watching after reading the comments. The first world was watchable, then I went straight to the third and fourth worlds, which were indeed quite good. I didn't watch the later ones because the comments didn't mention I might get some bad luck, so I'll just stay anonymous for now 🤦 I'd give it four stars. I only watched it based on the reviews anyway, and I didn't even get to eat any of the Ouli (a type of energy drink). 🤭