Cultivating Immortality: I Can Transmigrate to Another World

The protagonist can traverse several worlds and procure resources from each, which must have greatly improved his abilities. With resources from several worlds, not only would an individual lack resources, but an entire sect could easily develop. These days, transnational smugglers are short of money, let alone the protagonist who has smuggled across several worlds. It's quite remarkable that the author could write something like this.

The beginning was quite good, but the Hehuan Sect plot is pure garbage. The relationships are all so inexplicable. The relationship with the senior sister before that was alright, developing slowly after their first encounter. But the relationship with Zhou Yuantong is just baffling.

She's actually a female author, but she often pretends to be male, saying things like "my wife," when in reality she's a woman. She only pretends to be male to avoid criticism. Therefore, the female protagonists in her books are incredibly powerful, the male protagonists aren't like men, and the romance scenes are typical of female-oriented fiction.

Be careful. This author's books habitually disgust readers.

The female-oriented content is too overpowering; the female authors are hard to describe.

I've decided to imitate the author's style and write a "mortal cultivation" novel. Stay tuned for my good news! 🙂🙂🙂

I admit I like eating poop 😄 I know the later parts are poorly written, but I'm really out of books to read.

How can you say that? It gets angrier and angrier as you write. The survival is for future rise and showing off, not for the sake of survival itself, or for the sake of dominating. Furthermore, the author travels through multiple worlds, but is merely a passerby. Isn't the purpose of traveling through worlds to obtain resources? What kind of support does a lone traveler need?

Compared to works like *The Great Sage Leaving Heaven*, *The Great Sage of the Northern Underworld*, and *Don't Seek Immortal Fate*, this book's writing style is slightly lighter. While not overly frustrating, the story is disorganized and lacks depth, feeling even inferior to *The Wizard*.

A character with the cheat ability to travel to other worlds, with the worlds supporting him, is ultimately suppressed and never takes off. After over 300 chapters, he's still only in the mid-Foundation Establishment stage. Isn't that exhausting?