
Quick Transmigration: The Red-Dust Immortal
快穿之红尘仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 439k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Do you feel like I've been drifting off recently and haven't been diligent in updating... Because... The holiday balance is no longer enough... Haha... Well, it's actually Kawen'er. Is there any cutie willing to give me some encouragement? Manual funny...
The following is my personal subjective opinion: The first world of this book is just so-so, not particularly bad, but it didn't make me like it either. The second world was even more boring than I liked. Of course, I didn't like the ending, but I could tolerate it.
Are there really only 10 worlds?
The host will master the laws and rules, thus becoming a god and transcending the Heavenly Dao of the Lesser Thousand Worlds, Middle Thousand Worlds, and Greater Thousand Worlds. From then on, the physical body will merge with chaos, the will will exist in reincarnation, and the divine soul will roam the void... I can't continue writing this. It's rare to see such an amazing protagonist. Will a miracle happen in the tenth world? Sigh, I hope it never ends~ 😳
The first world didn't leave much of an impression; I skipped through it anyway. The second world was enjoyable in its progression, but the ending was too disappointing. I was a bit confused about who was saying "My lord" to whom in the last line, and what it meant. The third world felt off. The protagonist seemed like a passive observer, and the development felt somewhat inexplicable.
I knew it from the very first story! The female lead has a dark side. Always smiling. It's just annoying to watch! And her cheat system is so powerful. She just keeps winning without lifting a finger! Haha. What I find particularly contradictory is that she dies and gets the cheat system, then lives a life of leisure like a parasite. She doesn't have to pay any price.
It's a bit miserable... This result
It's so idiotic, I can't stand watching it.
I cried when I read chapter 13. Maybe it's because I haven't cried in a long time, or maybe it's because I haven't seen my mother in a long time and I miss her very much. Mom, will you leave me? Yes, but Mom will always be with you until you grow up enough to bear the pain of Mom leaving.
I saw this book recommended in the book list comments section, and I was amazed after reading it. The author's writing is very mature, and I like this humorous style. I just don't know if it meets my book list requirement of "no romance". Please reply, author. If it is no romance, I will add it to my book list as soon as possible.
Actually, this book is quite emotionally engaging.