Two Worlds: Crossing Between Wuxia Realms, I Get the Divine Illumination Sutra from the Start

It's a good read; the characters are intelligent and there are no idiotic actions. Mark this down, I'm off to deal with junk later.

Instead of saying that fish and chickens become smarter, you might as well say that crossing interdimensional gates can improve one's aptitude. If spending a short time in a cross-dimensional world grants one spiritual insight, wouldn't there be monsters everywhere? And please, don't introduce any supernatural abilities into the original world; that would be a major flaw. The appeal of being able to cross dimensions lies in its uniqueness, isn't it?

A really good martial arts novel, but I got it a little too early and didn't get to read it all 😢 The main character has a great personality, and the author's insights into crossover characters are quite objective. It's to my taste; keep up the good work, author! 😘 The filter is shattered; I thought it would be a more normal crossover game, but it turns out it's just for collectors.

This is a promising work. The writing and setting are excellent. The plot has some minor flaws, but they don't detract from its overall quality. Overall, it's a work with high expectations. If there aren't any major flaws later on, it should achieve good results.

How wonderful it is to live a carefree life! What's so great about the throne? Please don't let it turn into some kind of management novel. Overall, it's still very good.

The male succubus with exceptional comprehension is invincible in the second realm and does not eat beef. The author's interpretation of the Ancient Tomb School is insightful and I've learned a lot. After reading up to chapter 152, I wanted to take a break and check the comments, but then I found out it was a rushed ending, so I decided to just drop it.

There's a certain logic to this kind of martial arts story. The martial arts techniques have hidden methods, and the prodigies only become heroes by observing others' paths and understanding their own. Otherwise, it really feels like they're just someone else's plaything, part of a scheme. However, it's developed into a minor imperial novel 😂 Still, it's entertaining.

Combined weaponry with dual penetration. The main strength lies in the fusion of various martial arts elements, which flows naturally and smoothly with the characters and plot. The characters' backgrounds remain largely unchanged, but their locations and personalities have been slightly altered. The male lead doesn't immediately start running around searching for secret manuals.

The harem/collecting theme was pretty good. It originally had some flaws, but the author changed them, so I won't mention them. I gave it four stars because I didn't really like the modern-day plot; I skipped all of it if I could. I hope the protagonist doesn't take modern people (except the female lead) to other worlds to conquer them.

Five stars, but I couldn't finish it. I considered chapter 143 as the ending by myself. The overpowered abilities are getting bigger and bigger, it's already beyond the realm of crossover martial arts 🤦 The beginning was very well written, author, keep it up, I'll definitely read your next book.