
I Have a Bell Between Two Worlds
我有一口两界钟
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 969k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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348Chapters
22.7kRecommendations
90.7kFans
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I ran into the old man in the park again. Hey, I saw you doing Tai Chi. I bet you'll have a granddaughter someday? (Adding a revised comment: I haven't read the rest of the book, but recent reviews seem pretty good. Aside from the old man in the park who's the president of the ancient martial arts association, I don't know about the other characters, but maybe the book is alright too. Just a heads-up, don't give up on the book because of my comment. Read it patiently, it might be worth it.)
Looking at the book, I felt like I had traveled back in time more than ten years. A brainless policewoman, an old man practicing martial arts in the park secretly in love with a poor but brilliant, rich and beautiful school beauty?
It's the same old formula, boring, poor boy and rich girl.
Upon transmigrating to another world, the first thing I wanted to know was whether immortality was possible. If it were, then I could stand in a superior position and look down on the modern world as nothing. But if immortality wasn't possible, then at best I could become wealthy, only to have everything vanish a hundred years later. What good would that do?
Having seen the door and the seal, now here comes the clock.
Having read up to chapter 50, the protagonist, who was quite cautious in the beginning, becomes arrogant here. Relying on his cheat-like abilities, he disregards the gods, even though his cultivation level is still only at the Qi Refining stage.
Yay! The Renaissance is here! Sanjiang is getting better and better with each iteration 💩
This plot is ridiculous. A middleman who trades between two worlds, working as a bodyguard? He wouldn't even bother doing it if he could earn a million or a hundred million a day.
The beginning was well-written, but then it suddenly became incredibly stupid, arguing with everyone and everything. If you didn't know better, you'd think it had become a saint.
Author, could you please stop having so many female leads? Can you be a little more decent? Or have you lost your ability to write about women? If you were the female lead and you felt that your favorite male lead was cheating on you with multiple women, how would you feel? I'm genuinely concerned for your own good.