Infinite Realms: The Sword Immortal of Martial Arts
无限之武道剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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143Chapters
4.2kRecommendations
6.8kFans
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I often see fantasy novels featuring protagonists transmigrating to worlds of immortals and demons, and the plots are almost always the same. But this is the first time I've seen someone write about a protagonist transmigrating to the world of Cao Xueqin's *Dream of the Red Chamber*.
It's alright, but there are too many merged worlds, making it a bit chaotic.
The author's writing is a bit messy, and each story only has a few chapters, with a lot of digressions, which is a bit annoying to read. Also, one world is interwoven with other worlds, and there are hardly any chapters filled with digressions, making it almost unreadable.
Here's a suggestion: The author shouldn't directly quote from *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Also, please don't include the word "water."
The Douluo Continent system is exaggerated to be too powerful, and the martial spirits are described as too outrageous.
It's all about water constantly talking about the background, describing the world of dragons when they were still ants.
I wonder if there's a female lead. I always thought that if it's about cultivating immortality, it should be pure and not get bogged down in romance.
Too many side gigs, it's not interesting to watch.
Is this your explanation of Dream of the Red Chamber?
There are no more chapters 18; there were quite a few personal touches. Also, too many settings were introduced at the beginning, which made it easy to drive readers away.