Transmigrating to the Soul-Summoning Plane
穿越到招魂位面
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Honestly, it would have been better to write about a native. This time-travel story keeps emphasizing that the protagonist is in their twenties, but their actions and words are worse than those of a child.
The premise is good! But the content... Well... The protagonist was at least 21 before he transmigrated, so why did his mental age seem to decline afterward? He keeps saying he's watched countless horror movies, but that line is giving me a headache. 😅
Speechless. You've traveled back in time? What are you? You were like an idiot for so many years in your past life, and then you didn't even explain what your cheat ability is. It's all so inexplicable.
I think most people think the first part is toxic. Let me share my thoughts on the second supernatural event I encountered. The opening description of the orphanage was, frankly, quite good. The oppressive atmosphere, coupled with the presence of ghosts, created a decent sense of dread. As for the criticism that the protagonist, an adult time-traveling, lacks intelligence, I thought about it.
I couldn't even look at one or two pictures. Why is a 21-year-old adult so slow-witted? How did he manage to live alone for three years?
This book has absolutely no logic; it's a complete mess. In chapter 46, the author mentions recruiting soldiers, saying it has nothing to do with their orphanage, and that the children will only be eight years old this year. But in the next paragraph, several of the children are going to join the army. I suspect this is a Naruto fanfiction where children join the army at the age of seven. No wonder the book is still half-dead after so many chapters.
It's chapter 489 already, but the protagonist is still a complete weakling. He lacks both intelligence and strength, and is always being outmaneuvered by his enemies. That's why the story is doing poorly, with hardly any comments. I don't even know what the point of continuing!
After over 100 chapters, he's still a weakling. Fighting monsters yields absolutely no benefit; whether he gets experience or not, his two pieces of equipment are useless. Given the protagonist's low monster encounter frequency and weakness, it's strange he hasn't died yet.
I thought I'd found a great book, but after reading a few chapters, all I can say is that the author wasted a good subject and a great idea.
What the heck is UNKNOWN? Wasn't it supposed to be a time-travel story about summoning spirits? The concept of "unknown" doesn't seem to exist in the Conjuring universe. Then one of the reporters explained something that doesn't exist, saying something about something powerful enough to destroy a city. They even said they saw it in the newspaper.