Novels That Travel between Two Realms

In the early stage, you travel to another world to learn skills and spells, and fight monsters in the wizarding world to upgrade; in the middle stage, you mutate the main god + the mastermind behind the scenes, get the crippled main god system, and establish a portal to allow people in the real world to travel through other worlds; there are small bugs in the urban plot, which do not affect reading. The protagonist has a mature and decisive character. The writing style is a bit immature, but the story structure of the novel is good and the plot is reasonable. Overall, it's okay. It's considered a top-notch novel in the two-world genre. You don't need to finish the book.

This book is more about falling in love than the two worlds. The single heroine written by Ji Cha is better than the harem novel. The harem novel is really too easy to become a stereotyped character, and too many subdivisions of the heroine will reduce it too much. On the contrary, because I have experience in writing harem novels, it is easy to avoid most pitfalls when writing a single heroine. For this book, in fact, Jicha is nothing more than concentrating the details of multiple heroines in the past into one heroine, making it more lively and lively. But this book is more of a dog-food novel. Anyway, I quite like it.

Although Wenzhaogong's book is not top-notch, it stands out for its large quantity and full management. 🐶The school of Taoist cultivation was founded by Wen Chao Gong himself. As a result, he was busy getting married and vacationing, so he didn't get the bonus. I guess he was quite depressed. But now that Taoism is everywhere, I feel a bit tired of aesthetics. This time, I started with farming and gradually moved on to the practice of wood-based skills. The characteristic is to stay in one place and plant trees for a long time to gain a longer life and realize the Tao. At the same time, obtain resources by traveling to another world and continuously upgrade.

What impressed me most about this book was that the preparation for the first time travel was quite convincing, very realistic and detailed. This alone attracted me to read on. And in reality, I am the only one who can do it, that's my point. In the middle, I had a hard time with Tutu in Dongnanya. Although the otherworld plot is more cliche later on, it is also on average. I look forward to the unfolding of the real world. Overall, this is a good double penetration + solipsistic novel.

The protagonist Chen Mobai obtained the turtle treasure before the college entrance examination for cultivating immortals. He could travel back and forth between the two worlds and earn more resources for cultivating immortals, all by relying on the resource pile. Step by step from a weak sixth-level Qi practitioner to an invincible master of foundation building, until now he has become a golden elixir monk with the talent to transform into a god. The two protagonists of the world have developed together. In the eyes of outsiders, he is a monster all-rounder of talismans + swordsmanship + puppets + farming. Now he has returned home in glory and has become the principal of the Qingsang Academy next door, and he has become the master of the other world. In general, the world system constructed is actually good, the logic is quite smooth, and the upgrades and pretense are also smooth, but there are some flaws.

Travel back and forth to a modern alien world. The golden finger is a jade seal. You can gain points by changing the fate of characters in the alien world. You can use the points to improve your skills by changing the fate of characters. The creativity is good, it combines a lot of elements, the painting style is relatively consistent, the content is relatively pure, there is a touch of fairy spirit, a relaxed and everyday style, and the power system is well set. It's not tiring to read, the real world writing is okay, overall it's okay, it's worth reading