My Classmates and I Were Transported to a Cultivation World, but I Was Sent to One Extra Immortal Realm

It's very interesting. Don't doubt the author. As a book fan for fifteen years, I think your content is more novel than most people nowadays, and your writing is also very fluent. Come on, don't be discouraged, just follow your heart.

The writing is very good, and I have been following it intermittently until the latest chapter. The group portraits before the pill formation are very good in portraying the tension of the plot. After the pill formation, it is a bit too stand-alone. Many things are just told in a straightforward way (running account), and there is no foreshadowing for unexpected events, which makes it feel a bit abrupt. I hope Yuanying can feel better in the future and use her absolute strength to break the situation. Overall, it is a very good group travel book. The character of the protagonist is not bad, and he can stick to the bottom line even in the cruel world of immortality. The rating should be above 9.2. I feel that the current scores are so low because there are too many refined and self-interested people who are unaware of problems in their outlook. Education really has a long way to go, and ideological and moral courses really need to be taken seriously.

It's a very good book. I finished it in two days and am looking forward to the follow-up. The front part is a bit baffling and I wanted to run away. The more I see the back part, the better I feel. The group portraits are average, but I am quite surprised to see some group portraits in Tomato. From my point of view, I can write more, and the main character, his teacher, and the monitor can be added appropriately. There are still a lot of foreshadowings of the teacher in the novel, and it should be very good if it is completed. Overall, it's remarkable. I think this book's review score is about 9.0 Or above. It's a bit low now. This one is a bit benevolent in the Immortal Cultivation style, but it changes if the protagonist is in the Family style. It's good to continue like this, with a bunch of people on earth supporting each other. Come on!

I was still unsatisfied after reading it [Thinking] [Thinking]. Originally, I didn't want to read this book after reading the title, but then I read a few chapters. I almost wanted to give up on the previous routines, but the more I read, the more I liked it. The 10-year appointment is the best part of the book, and it is also the main line of the book. What I particularly like is that this book does not drag on time. Often months or years pass by in a blink of an eye, and then some exciting plots emerge. However, the original classmates also slowly pass away due to the circumstances of time. It is also a knife, but it is caused by the passage of time. There is nothing that can be done about it. This is the same as the feeling that Zhetian's classmates gave me when they were together. In the early stage, various contradictions were created, and fellow classmates pitted fellow classmates. Another thing about this book is that most of the endings of various characters are explained, and there is also a teacher who appears throughout the text, looking forward to the day when the truth will be revealed. Then there is the protagonist. Although most tomatoes nowadays prefer villain protagonists, decent protagonists are undoubtedly the mainstream. The protagonist of this book gave me the same feeling as Xiao Yan when I first read Fighting to Break the Sky, but he is a little more decisive than Xiao Yan. He can help his friends and treat his enemies as well. There is a certain degree of not being merciful, and this is my favorite kind of protagonist. The key is that he is not a stud, and treats feelings very sincerely, including friendship and family. He is not the type of person who can't walk around when he sees a woman. He is merciful everywhere, but currently he has no love [laughs and tears]. I am into fantasy and fairy tales, and my favorite book is actually this type of book. However, the routines in most of the books I read are all classics, changing the soup without changing the medicine. This book is also in the fantasy category, but it combines the characteristics of many books and writes its own story. However, some of the routines are a bit boring, such as various auctions and entering secrets. I actually found these passages quite boring. However, the author would create some small climaxes from time to time, so that the plot would not be repetitive and monotonous. Whenever I felt a little bored, it would refresh my eyes. Before I knew it, I still felt unfinished after reading the whole book. I was particularly looking forward to the next plot. Full marks.

After reading it in one sitting, it is indeed okay. The characters have distinct personalities, the villain has a brain, and the protagonist is very stable. Finally, it is not a three-day journey to practice Qi, three years to build a foundation, and five years of golden elixirs to cultivate immortality. This is how cultivating an immortal should be, slowly increasing your lifespan, otherwise what is the point of increasing your lifespan?

The writing is very good, quite real, and the human nature is also very thorough. It is not the kind of cool writing without brains, nor is it the kind of dark writing with no brains and dark humanity. The writing is very real. As for why your score is so low, what do you think? It is an international practice that good people do not live long. Good works may take time to ferment, and they also need some people to show their respect and not maliciously criticize them. Doesn't it take many years for people to understand the big story about Journey to the West? It was a movie made in 1949, and the truth behind it is the same now. Would you say it is magical or not?

The writing is so awesome. This is one of the best novels about cultivating immortals that I have ever read on Tomato. Whether it is the world view, plot, plot, or character portrayal, it is simply immersive. It will be unforgettable after reading it!

I have been following Yue Yue's books since his first book, The God-Defying Miracle Doctor. There is no system, everything is conceived by the moon as a whole and upgraded step by step with some blessings. The storyline is quite exciting, with a lot of foreshadowing and ups and downs, but it is also very reasonable. It is not the kind of brainless system that sends you some magic weapon, which is basically the case in every work. If you listen to me and read his novels, you will feel that you will go from doubting to being fascinated, to looking forward to his updates all day long. 🌹🌹🌹 The book of the moon, if you believe me, follow it without thinking.

This kind of novel with group portraits, human touch, and rhythm is really good. Anyway, it's much better than those cultivators who are all underworld. The monks don't even have feelings and are all egoists. The world of cultivating immortals has long been in chaos.

After reading it, it's very good. It's okay in Tomato. It may not suit some people's tastes, but it suits my taste. Come on, author! I think the protagonist is very good. He has the kindness of earthlings and the cruelty of the immortal world. At least I didn't lose my humanity, which I think is great. Maybe different people have different views on cultivating immortals. (´･_･`) Anyway, come on, author✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧