Unbelievable, Transmigrators Really Exist!
离谱，竟然真有穿越者！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 706k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A 13-Year Veteran Reader's Picks: Lighthearted Comedies, Infinite-Turn Fiction, and Black Tech
------------------------------------------------- A list of books that'll have you grinning and laughing nonstop. Absolutely hilarious! Haha... There's some wisdom in there too! Lighthearted comedies are the main attraction here! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A book you love isn't necessarily written by a famous author, and a famous author's book isn't necessarily good! ------------------------------------ People often say, “One book can make an
A Post-70s Uncle's Bookshelf for the Soul
Read the books you love and savor the insights they bring to your life. Sip a cup of fine tea and reminisce about the years gone by. Life and reality are already hard enough, so find a harbor for your weary heart along the difficult road ahead.
A Super List of Transmigrator and Primordial Fantasy Novels. If You Don’t Like Them, I’ll Go Beat Up the Authors.
Amazing books from a veteran reader of nine years. My ratings: Good is the baseline; Good- means a little weaker, but still decent; Good+ means really good, a real gem.
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To be honest, the beginning was really good. Even when there were rumors about me, I was looking forward to how the author would handle it in the end, hoping for a "praise first, then criticize" outcome. After waiting for two or three days, here comes this?
Extremely poisonous!!! If you suspect a gene-editing agent is toxic, just ask a few people and you'll stop doubting. You're already broke, yet you're willing to spend 500 to find someone? Would an ordinary person even know someone like that…? Couldn't you at least test it on a guinea pig? And you drank it all at once! Did you graduate from kindergarten?!
Guess what happens next: a revival of spiritual energy, or an invasion from another world? 😅
The first twenty or thirty chapters of this book are readable even if you don't think too much... Around chapter thirty, the protagonist goes on a business trip, and then on the school's online forum, a classmate falsely accuses him of soliciting prostitution and getting detained.
It's so toxic, all the same old tropes, I really can't stand it. If they don't change it later, it'll probably end badly and be abandoned.
The novel idea was good, and the early parts were well-written, but it felt like a different writer started writing from the Myanmar part onwards. Especially recently, the story of four billionaire bosses personally stealing the recipe for a newly emerging internet-famous drink is just too much.
You should just have the protagonist move back to the basement! Writing a villa gives off a strong "loser" vibe! It feels like a monkey wearing a crown!
Subscribing to these chapters was such a waste of money.
The author has truly misunderstood the wheat issue. The person who provides the seeds is simply lucky for the country; it's completely unimportant. Discoveries of high-yield seeds happen frequently. Even if this particular seed is considered a super seed, it doesn't significantly impact agricultural technology.
The beginning was alright, but then the petty thug who stole from the protagonist's house turns out to be worth 800 million?! That's outrageous!!