Entering the Dao Through Art, Starting with Clay Sculptures

It's okay. I was almost dissuaded by a female comment in the book review. After reading it carefully, isn't this a normal transformation novel? However, setting too many worldviews and being too complex is a problem. I'm waiting and seeing, but it can be regarded as food for now.

I hope the heroine has a form that can be a human body with a snake tail.

It's quite rare. Isn't it impossible to write about transformation? At least I haven't seen Qidian. It's one of the evil books after all 🙂

How do you say that the current transformation literature can even change the psychology? If a man travels through time and becomes a woman, even if the body changes, will the mentality change?

There's no foreshadowing at all, bro. Why is the protagonist being hunted in both worlds? When I first watched it, I just realized that the two worlds were on the run. Being hunted in reality makes me confused. The protagonist has just changed his body and no one knows him. Is he a prophecy?

Less than 1.4 Meters, how can it be so beautiful? . . At least set it to 1.5 Meters

Let me give you a word, no one likes to read a book where the protagonists are struggling to survive in two worlds, and the protagonists also need to rest.

The style is good, but there's something wrong with the beginning. The first ten chapters not only introduce the world view and background, but also introduce at least three or four groups of people who are targeting the protagonist (the cheap dad, the killer, the sister, the extraordinary person from the original world who targets the protagonist), and even the protagonist's family. It will be tiring to read with so many lines at the beginning. The author arranged for the protagonist to be hunted down as soon as he returned to the original world simply to give the protagonist a motivation to travel between the two worlds. However, this line is a bit too early. It would be better for the protagonist to witness extraordinary power, become curious and then enter the Tao of nature. Personal thoughts, don't worry, maybe there will be more exciting plots later.

The setting is interesting, the writing is okay, and the pace is appropriate. It is still acceptable for men to change into women. If a man transforms into a woman and still falls in love with a man, I cannot accept it.

The writing is okay, but it's just water. The writing on making clay sculptures is a bit too detailed, and there are too many words related to clay sculptures. Moreover, the plot progress of the two worlds is half as slow as before. The development of a single world has not been actively promoted, so it doesn't matter if there are a lot of them. This one is a bit too watery. It's just that there's nothing toxic about it. It's not that you can't watch it. You can watch the beginning of the plot, and if you don't want to watch the rest of the plot, you can watch it.