Two Worlds: I Have a Scroll for Devouring Evil

It's not bad. It has the flavor of the book 72 Disha, but it's a bit cliche. It has a classic start with the death of a family member, a classic leaving a book, and then traveling through a different world, classic animal relatives and children, an extremely classic and old-fashioned supernatural adventure with a female college student, but the author's writing is good, although it is cliché, but it is quite comfortable to read, and it has that taste.

If you were to simply rebirth and travel, it would be fairy grass, but traveling between two realms would be almost meaningless.

I just watched The Seventy-Two Transformations of Earth Evil a few days ago, and now I've watched the plot of Dragon Slayer. The story of "The Seventy-Two Transformations of Disha" is well written, but the protagonist's ability is a bit confusing, and there is no sense of realm division. Moreover, the protagonist's combat power is not too strong. Several bosses are killed by fighting for their lives and plotting.

It's a cliche plot, it's not interesting. There are not tens of thousands but thousands of copies of this cliché plot.

The plot is very messy, it feels like there is no outline, and the proportion of the real world is too small. You might as well just travel through time like this.

After reading three chapters, I remembered the seventy-two transformations of Earthly Evil.

Dian within Dian😐

The writing is very good, but the writing style is too serious. Although it is not very depressing, it does not make people get involved in a relaxed and enjoyable way. It is a pity.

1944 Also has Fallen Dragon. Saw a dragon, an unknown creature

I feel like the author could read Dao Zheng Zheng and then imitate this one.