The Rise of the Thunder Immortal

The early parts are somewhat bland and depressing, typical of the "ordinary people" genre, but within that depressing atmosphere, glimmers of hope and divine light always manage to appear. It's quite different from those lighthearted and humorous transmigration novels; it's hard to describe the feeling, but I hope the later parts will develop memorable characters and tell moving stories. In short, it's worth following, and I hope the author continues to do well!!

I feel that the author has a very good grasp of the concept of "cultivation," and his writing skills are also quite good; it's really well written. Unfortunately, the name and synopsis are both quite ordinary and nothing particularly eye-catching, and the beginning is also frighteningly plain... Most people who are not calm will give up after reading the first chapter.

This book has come to an end, which doesn't surprise me. Nowadays, games, videos, and live streams are much more appealing, leading to a shrinking readership for novels. To put it bluntly, it's hard to make money writing novels these days, which is probably why many authors are switching to other genres. However, as a long-time reader, I still enjoy reading novels.

Unlike traditional cultivation novels, this one seems quite interesting; I've been following it.

It's not that it's bad for the protagonist to suffer at the beginning, but if the protagonist is written poorly and there's no sense of immersion, the reading experience is terrible. In other words, the negative reviews in the book review section aren't about time travel; the problem lies in the lack of immersion.

Otherwise, time-travel novels are pointless. This book just sat on my bookshelf all day, a waste of space.

It's rare to see a novel this good these days; this novel is destined to be a hit this year!

The character portrayal is incredibly vivid, keep it up!

Well written, I hope you can keep it up.

Hopefully, this story will be completed. 😁