Traveling Between Two Worlds in Search of Immortality
两界穿梭觅长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
190Chapters
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1.4kRecs
9kFans
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Reader comments 16
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Your golden finger is very confusing to identify its owner by dripping blood. This is your birthmark. It is not an object or something like a bead or a tower. It is a birthmark. Isn't the birthmark connected with your flesh and blood?
There is something wrong with the character the author has given to the protagonist. From the author's writing and description, I feel that the protagonist is the kind of person who doesn't like to meddle in other people's business, is a self-centered person, and hates trouble. But later on, it feels like the protagonist is specifically looking for trouble! Regardless of the earth or the world of immortality, the protagonist feels like he has a weird personality!
It is aimed at the two worlds. Now it has basically cut off the urban part and cut off its own selling point. In the world of cultivation, there are no other novels about cultivating immortals that are outstanding.
I recommend this book (I have a Seal of Two Realms). The protagonist has an online IQ, is relatively carefree, prefers to take things easy in daily life, and does not cause trouble or cause trouble. I hope someone can recommend other better novels.
The way of a villain is not that of a hero.
It's a bit too much to forcibly lower the protagonist's IQ and luck every time the plot reaches a turning point.
The writing is good. The story is also well written. It's just too trivial. The main kick is also like the thousands of main kicks in the starting point, all with the attribute of cheapness. In many chapters, the explanations, explanations, introductions and descriptions included in the chapters are briefly skipped.
I feel like the introduction is too much and a bit watery.
The details of the description are not clear, and it seems that I am in a hurry. At the beginning of the time travel, everything is mentioned in one stroke, as if I am afraid that readers will be verbose. The subject matter is good, but I feel that there is a phenomenon of invincible writing.
Why do you have to go to so much trouble to buy jade in ancient times and sell it in modern times? Are you a fanatic? I can see a few dark lines on my head, which is where the fun comes from, but is it still fun to do this?