Interdimensional Pass
跨界通行证
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 542k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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199Chapters
8.1kRecommendations
36.1kFans
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Raise your hand if you were attracted by the Silver Alliance.
I thought I'd found a good book, but it didn't quite suit my taste towards the end... I guess I still prefer lone wolf survival stories... No offense intended, this book is very well written. The setting is also very rigorous, it's just that I don't like this kind of book where the protagonist chooses to join the official side when given a choice. If there's no choice, I'm not so bothered, but otherwise, I find it toxic (in my opinion). The beginning was really good and to my liking... Sigh.
Goodness, this book is truly amazing! 👏
Six comments, 200,000 words, and you've already received a Silver reward?
The characters are contradictory, I can't watch it.
Have decades of memories been wasted? When faced with a small problem, she starts to cower and shrink back. She doesn't act like a grown-up at all. If the protagonist is just a child, then don't add the setting of decades of clear memories. The character's personality is inconsistent, which is unpleasant to watch. The author should probably remove the setting of decades of clear memory!
It started off quite well, but around chapter 70 I noticed a problem, or rather, it was just my feeling: the descriptions of the primordial world felt too dry, and the cultivation system was the same. To put it simply, it wasn't very engaging; it lacked the feel of a fantastical, supernatural world. Moreover, the plot seemed to revolve around a small, unfocused area.
After reading the first few chapters, is the main character a kid who didn't finish junior high school?
The beginning was pretty good, but it got too bland later on. The protagonist just went to class every day, and the customs and culture of the other world weren't developed. It felt very thin, lacking a main plot and any hooks to keep the reader hooked. It was also padded out with too little information. The author really needs to work harder.
The writing is quite good and it's a pleasant read.
It's good, there's a lot of daily practice, but it doesn't really help with cultivation, so it seems very, very superficial, and not very appealing.