Two Worlds: Enjoying Life in the Fantasy Realm and the City

I've finished reading it. It's pretty good. The previous one was about double-traveling through the ceiling. Although the plot of this novel is basically the same as the previous novel, it does not prevent it from being enjoyable and enjoyable to read. What I like the most is this kind of spirit, where you can do cruel things immediately when you need to be cruel, and enjoy life when you should enjoy it.

The style of the second chapter has matured a lot. The protagonist kills cleanly and decisively, and eats meat very quickly. The main world is a bit of a philanderer, but it is actually quite realistic. In the fantasy world, only clean oirans are accepted. The harem novel is considered a masterpiece with a score of 9 or above. Anyway, you will know if it suits your taste, just read the first few chapters.

Not bad, not bad. It ranks at the forefront of the cool stories in the two worlds. The protagonist is a shady old man who doesn't teach the Dharma in modern times. He doesn't take power in other worlds. He doesn't talk about relationships when looking for women. This is a cool story. There are no weaknesses [cool]

It is full of surprises from beginning to end, with Chang'e driving a RV on a self-driving tour of major galaxies, and Lu Zhishen controlling a submersible robot to hold a wrestling competition with an alien octopus in an undersea canyon. The scene was lively. Li Shizhen rode a broom to Jupiter, sowing bubble gum seeds along the way. Soon the entire nebula was filled with colorful bubbles. Occasionally, there are also short stories about Big Wolf building a ladder and transporting iced watermelon to the sun. The overall plot is romantic and escaping, and the wonderful scenes are vividly displayed on the page. The unique charm of the work makes people endless aftertaste.

[Facepalm] The writing is very good and beautiful. If you say that a small head controls a big head, if you have the strength and money to get rich, it will be more expensive than this. If the protagonist is suppressed in the early stage and dare not move, should he go to another world and start killing directly? When people are all weaklings, they are wretched and have the strength to show off. This is the thinking of ordinary people. I think what is written is very normal. If you don't have strength in the early stage, you have to bow your head and be a human being. And in the case of Guyu, I want to ask men who is not good at lusting. It is a common thought of men to be sexually attracted to women. Only gay men are not good at women.

This author listens to his advice. I have also read the previous one, and it has basically made up for all the shortcomings of the previous one. This one is very comfortable and the whole process is very enjoyable. There is no suppression of the protagonist. The protagonist is steady and steady. When he should be pretentious, he should be pretentious, and when he should not be pretentious, he should wait. The first hand and the backhand are a sneak attack, and it does not just write about martial arts, but transitions to cultivating immortals later, well, it will be more exciting, otherwise there will really be nothing to write about pure martial arts later. This harem is also open, there are so many, I hope it will not be unfinished.

Good. The subject matter is medium, and the author should be a fan of Lao A. The story of the article is also relatively reasonable. The 4 stars I gave before were too much, but the more I gave them later, the more unreasonable I was. Can't stand it.

I have read a lot of two-world stories. The author's style of writing is much better than the first one. It is refreshing and logical. The over-plot and changing of maps are more reasonable. It is better than other articles of the same type. Those at the beginning are dumped by girlfriends, and all kinds of greens are kept clean and hard to get rid of the plot. When the strength is not enough, they start all kinds of self-exposed cheats. There are also some that make the protagonist make mistakes inexplicably to promote the plot. It is simply impossible to read. I hope the author will continue to write.

It's a good two-world novel. The protagonist's plug-in is also very good. He can absorb the memories of dead people and a little bit of cultivation. It's a harem novel. I recommend women decisively. The American prison in the introduction is just an excess. I can also recommend female prison guards.

Everything is fine up front, and the protagonist's hedonistic behavior can be justified. But I saw in Chapter 322 that the protagonist in the Qi training stage took out electronic equipment in front of the foundation stage who couldn't control it, just to teach others how to play the piano. The protagonist on the first level of the Qi training stage talked about the ancient times with the Foundation stage, saying that ascending to the immortal world was not considered enlightenment. In a few words, the Foundation stage was enlightened on the spot.