I Have a Cauldron That Spans Two Worlds

I also enjoy reading stories about two realms, but so far only "The Seal of Two Realms" and "Shattered Planet" are available. This one is too short, so I'll just add it to my favorites for now.

This book is neither ancient nor modern, pleasing neither side.

Well, there's a reason why the book isn't popular. At first glance, it's a mix of urban time travel, then fantasy cultivation, then Western fantasy, then dynastic power struggles, and then infinite flow. It's too eclectic; it tries to do everything but ends up pleasing nothing.

The protagonist in every book by the author is named Liang En, and I know that the author's surname is Liang, so the author's real name is most likely related to Liang En!

To be honest, I think your best work is that antique book; I learned a lot from it, although the later parts got a bit padded.

Another book about two realms... I have a seal of two realms, I have a bell of two realms... I have a mountain of two realms, a tree of two realms, a pig of two realms, a pair of underwear of two realms, and a pile of dung of two realms... Does anyone know anything about the other two realms? That's all I know.

Well, there are just too many elements appearing in just a few dozen chapters: martial artists, cultivators, gods, alchemists, Western Egyptian gods, Onmyoji...

The biggest challenge in both time travel scenarios is the lack of access to modern technology.

Ideally, it should be a modern, self-reliant style, rather than something like ancient martial arts or cultivation that suddenly appears later on.

I have ideas, but I just can't write them down. The best way to satisfy the audience in both worlds is to gain the ability to become a god through faith in another world, and then show off in the real world. However, don't use existing gods as a front; creating your own god would be even more satisfying. Then, challenge the bottom line of ordinary people.