Sanya's Adventures in Another World

Ah! That's it! Not enough to watch!!!

The mortal stage was alright, but the cultivation part was really a bit haphazard. Such promising talents at such a young age, and they're being taught so carelessly… If they're lazy and afraid of trouble, why even take on disciples? Cultivation is difficult; how can one reach the higher realms with such a lazy and undisciplined approach?

I found it just okay. The female lead is a bit too saintly and doesn't know how to read the room; she really seems like a six-year-old girl. Also, her older brother is quite unreasonable.

I've been on Qidian for many years and written several books. Although they have many flaws, I've still managed to finish them. I am very grateful to the readers who read the story carefully, pointed out errors, and offered suggestions. I also know that many people abandoned the story because they could not accept the characters' personalities.

It would be better to write it as a story about indigenous people cultivating immortality; it wouldn't feel like an adult story at all.

What a complete idiot! Giving her a single fire elemental root is such a waste of her potential! You can't find a single redeeming quality in the female protagonist of this book. But you can find every single flaw in her!

The strangest thing about this book: 1. The female lead's personality is characterized by being talkative, sarcastic, and thick-skinned. She gets angry when others or her spirit pets say things to her, showing a lot of double standards. Moreover, although she seems to be straightforward, she doesn't seem to think things through. 2. Meng Yuchen, who likes the female lead, actually said he wanted to kill her sister-in-law. He has such a big face.

Hopefully, there won't be any romantic pairings. The author should consider this: there are countless cultivation novels with romantic pairings, but very few without. If this book doesn't have a romantic pairing, it will be heavily promoted within the cultivation genre. Those who prefer romance novels have even more options, so a cultivation romance novel is more of a secondary concern for them.

I inexplicably find that family disgusting. This is just my personal opinion, please don't attack me.

Anyone who transmigrated couldn't possibly be unaware of the bloody cruelty of the cultivation world. So why would a newbie heading to the cultivation world bring along family members who don't know how to cultivate? Couldn't they at least think about how to save their own lives? 😅😅 Did they come here with an invincible, non-damaging cheat code?