Crossing the Immortal Realms

Having read the latest chapter, I couldn't help but leave a comment. This book is unlike many others on the market. To some extent, this can also be considered a rebirth story, but unlike others, the female protagonist died in her previous life not because she was arrogant or stupid, nor because she misjudged people or trusted scumbags.

Having read so many cultivation novels, the author's writing style is quite good, and the plot is well-conceived. However, some details sometimes feel jarring and deviate from the original setting (for example, the author is particularly concerned about his torn sleeve after being adrift at sea, and mortals use seawater to wash and bathe).

I can't stand it anymore. A middle-aged woman who transmigrates is written like an idiot.

I only read 13 chapters before I couldn't continue. The adult before transmigrating was like an idiot.

Such a good story, why didn't the editor recommend it? And the author is only level 1? That's outrageous! (Qidian Female Channel)

I feel like many people abandon fantasy novels as soon as they see a male protagonist, but this one is much better than some formulaic books in terms of setting, scope, structure, writing style, and plot. It's the kind of book that gets better the more you read it.

I think it's great! The writing is excellent, neither simplistic nor childish; the plot is original, and the fight scenes are captivating. As for the female lead, it's clearly stated that she was only fifteen before transmigrating, and after transmigrating, she has an excellent upbringing and has essentially grown up from a young age, so it's normal for her to be immature!

First, on the island, before Mo Qishan died, the female protagonist hesitated. Explanation: In the early stages, the female protagonist was a student who had always lived in an ivory tower. After transmigrating, she became a girl who enjoyed the pampering of the wealthy. She had never seen bloodshed and still adhered to the modern concept that human life is of utmost importance.

It's quite good and reads very smoothly. At first, Ali is a bit silly, but after the early island storyline, her character becomes more established and actually quite cute. Right now, all I can hope for is that my senior brother escapes alive. I feel that it's impossible to rely on True Lord Fuyu to concoct an antidote.

The female lead is too stupid, I can't watch anymore.