The Movie Emperor's Reincarnation Across the Heavens

Some people like it, some don't. I really liked the beginning, and I considered it finished after "Underworld" ended. Personally, I don't like drastic changes to the real world, I dislike multiplayer dungeons, and I dislike too many restrictions. Of course, these are just my personal opinions; if you like it, disregard what I said.

The author's previous book was really good in the early stages, except for the foreign subplots. However, I personally dropped it during the part where I was dealing with the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered character) because it was too annoying and too densely packed. Just when you've solved the mastermind behind one "golden finger," you realize there's another mastermind behind it all.

I have to say something. The protagonist of this book, Su Yi, is my favorite character I've read in the past ten years of reading novels, and also the best-developed one I've ever read. From his initial precariousness upon transmigrating to his current ease, the protagonist seems to grow with each new world he enters.

I just finished reading "Seeking Immortality" and I'd like to share my thoughts, focusing on the most controversial volumes. The first part, which served as a transition, was a bit long. Although I quite liked it, I got a little tired of it towards the end. I feel it would have been better to split it into two parts. Ode to Joy is indeed just so-so, there's not much to say about it.

The first three chapters have a good premise, and the first dungeon storyline is very exciting. I must say the author's control over the plot and characters is top-notch; the quality has remained consistently high from the previous book to the new one. In contrast, the supporting characters in other books are so lifeless and dull. A treasure of an author! I would also like to reiterate the importance of the First Commandment.

The book begins with a courageous ordinary person, and progresses to his unwavering determination as he enters the film set (travels through worlds) (Yes, Brother Shit, who would be so unrestrained if there wasn't a way out? Everything is for survival).

This book is such a waste; it was dragged down by that lousy director system. Otherwise, with such good writing and plot, it would at least be a masterpiece, if not a masterpiece. Every time a new plot development comes out, the director system just annoys me.

I found that this author's writing of "Ordinary World" is extremely good, but it falls short when it comes to "Extraordinary World". Martial arts is a dividing line. Beyond martial arts, it doesn't work. [Random Image]

Could it be that the author has really changed? The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber scroll feels really off. Putting aside the harem thing, the protagonist used to do everything upright and without a guilty conscience. What about the Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber?

The courtyard house has many controversial aspects, but I don't really feel anything about them. It's just a matter of whether they help this or that, or let this go? The protagonist has the ability to help or let go of whomever he wants, but he keeps letting people go, even letting Zhang Chunmei die. He acts all high and mighty, like a complete idiot.