Film and TV Crossover: Being a Carefree Slacker in Every World

Suitable for avid readers. You can skip the first world; I read half and skipped half (I don't really like Wulin Gaiden). The reason I recommend this to seasoned bookworms is because they've experienced numerous reading slumps and are more receptive to it. (Mainly because I'm lazy and don't want to rack my brains writing a warning post. Even if you like something a lot, once you delve into the points you dislike, you'll start to dislike it.) I want to watch it until the end!

I only read the world of Shao Bai's Dark River. The protagonist in that world is male, his love interest is Mu Yumo, and he is the strongest in the world, so he directly rescues himself from the Dark River. It was my first time seeing this kind of plot, and I personally thought it was pretty good.

Aside from "My Own Swordsman" being a bit confusing, the others have been pretty good so far 🤔 Maybe it's because I haven't seen "My Own Swordsman" 🤦

It's quite good-looking; it can be played by both men and women, and the character is both talented and charismatic!

I'll give it five stars for now. Hopefully, there won't be any major flaws later on. The beginning was a bit weak, but I appreciate that it doesn't pander to the Lin family. I also really liked the tomb raiding opening. Looking forward to more!

It's alright, but in "Serenade of Peaceful Joy" and "The Story of Minglan," Rulan is doing well, but she doesn't seem like herself anymore.

I'm an omnivore, and I think it looks pretty good. I like it.

Give yourself a boost

The first few worlds were quite good, and the world combining The Lost Tomb and Ashes of Love was very interesting. However, it became more and more bland as it went on, and it felt like it lost its emotional depth.

Dear author, please write a story about Ao Bing from the Investiture of the Gods.