Transmigrate to Another World and Coast Through Life

Reading *Transmigrating to Another World to Live a Life of Leisure* filled in the gaps in my incomplete or forgotten speculations. Now, *Dragon Raja* holds little use or significance for me. I've read the entire *Three-Body Problem* series. Like *Dragon Raja*, *Three-Body Problem* follows the same line of writing. My impression of *Three-Body Problem* is that the characters are ruthless and heartless; in reality, the lack of human logic is poorly written, yet no one seems to notice. The technology and plot logic are strangely presented, with seemingly inexplicable elements suddenly added, such as the prologue. My first thought was that this was the author's inner thoughts, a sign of respect for the author, because I've only ever seen one person write a good prologue, and *Three-Body Problem*...

Holy crap... I created this account a few years ago, then forgot the password, but this book left a really deep impression on me. After reading many other novels, I realized how difficult it is for a book to survive... And then these past few days I recovered my account and found this book is still here! Holy crap??? Haha, I'll check it out and support the author.

This book... It's been several years... NP

I haven't even seen half of it yet, but you're still updating.

From 2018 to 2023, what kind of devilish bigwigs?

This novel holds a deep place in my heart. Why? Because the first group I ever joined was the reader group for this novel. Being someone who doesn't talk much normally and doesn't use QQ much, I was incredibly excited to join such a group for the first time. Then, for some reason, I think I was kicked out late at night while still online. I originally wanted to join to discuss the plot, but it seemed like nobody was interested. This experience taught me that I was too naive; just hanging around in groups all day isn't beneficial. So I went out to gain some experience. First, regarding Jiangnan, the author seems to really like him. After learning about Jiangnan's *The Youngsters of This Era*...

This is terrifying, it's still updating!

Is the main character a crossdresser?

Wuhu! It's been a while since I last updated, just popping in to say hi!

This book wasn't written unprepared. If the world was created by God, then reading this book feels like experiencing a world created by God, encompassing the unknown and the known, and instilling in me a sense of reverence for the world due to God's lingering power. To be precise, it's a book that helps me resolve my inner conflicts, and it's also one of my dreams, almost like a delusion: reading a book that, like the stories in my childhood Chinese textbooks, was supposed to be full of humanity, but what I saw was formulaic writing. They're too lazy to think for themselves, or rather, the existence of readers isn't worth their time to think. They treat writing as a social obligation, and readers as business partners. Love is mutual...