I Have a Continent of Magic

Why hasn't it been signed yet? This author's book should be similar to "I Have a Two-World Seal," a dual-transmigration story, so perhaps it could have some exciting elements to draw inspiration from.

The question is about the genre positioning of the new book. I've just read a few chapters, and my current suggestions are based on that. I haven't read the later parts yet, but I hope this can serve as a reference. If the Magic Continent is merely an external plot device in the modern world, then it's essentially an urban novel.

The author's writing style is decent, but the initial setup is too lengthy, making it feel more like an urban fantasy novel. For most fantasy readers, the pace of getting into the main plot is too slow.

Very interesting, although it's a bit slow to warm up.

Keep up the good work, author! Get a contract soon!

The author writes well, keep it up!

It seems there's a new book club group, 721071445. I'll check it out when I have time. You can also give the monk feedback there.

It seems like all of these are texts, so I'm not sure if I posted them in the wrong place.

It's down-to-earth and worth getting into.