The Legend of the Legendary Transmigrator

Good heavens! I spent four hours posting this! This website's app doesn't have an auto-save function, and in this freezing weather, my hand slipped and I exited edit mode. All that hard work on my text disappeared five times! I'm so frustrated! 😭 Let's talk about the book. (Cool) The novel is pretty good. The writing is natural, the writing is solid, and you can tell the author wants to create a big story, a grand world-building, and uses a lot of classic works and modern ACG content that's worth referencing or has high value and strong topicality. But here's the problem: it's a fantasy work, a very niche genre, and being serialized online means the readership...

Mirror, I must say, this outrageous book title really suits your style, whether it's the previous book, or the one before that... Okay, let's not get off topic. It seems like every protagonist in your books is calm and pretentious. I really don't know whether to call you narcissistic, narcissistic, or narcissistic. Putting aside the protagonist's serious nonsense in the first chapter, when I read the second chapter, I thought you'd finally changed your style from a lolicon to an older sister enthusiast, although it's still... But it's still a decent improvement. But I didn't expect to be proven wrong before even ten chapters were up, and your replies are just too... Ahem, the whole text is still...

I'll scan it too.

Speaking of the system, we must first mention the character attribute table. It must be said that Mirror's attribute tables are absolutely high-end and sophisticated. A friend of mine who has written system novels was completely impressed after seeing Mirror's character attribute tables. This shows that Mirror's character attribute tables are truly well-written (although I forgot most of them after reading them once). Next, let's talk about the quest system. Leaving aside the accompanying music, I have a suggestion regarding the quest types. Currently, all quests seem to be mandatory. Could you add optional quests? Take "Brady's Night" as an example; the system-issued quests...

After so many years, I'll spoil the ending here (though there aren't many survivors left). First, above the tenth level of immortality, there are other realms. The new gods in the story are only at the tenth level, while the weaker and stronger ancient gods are at the eleventh and twelfth levels respectively. The world's ruler, the supreme goddess, is at the thirteenth level. And the fourteenth level, above that, is transcending the world and roaming the void.

Seeing so many people reviewing Mirror's books, I'll give a brief review too, though it might not be very good. First of all, Mirror's writing style is undoubtedly among the best I've read. The plot development and the descriptions of characters' personalities and psychology are all very delicate, making each character vivid and lifelike. There's the wise yet cunning Dongfang Weiming, the slightly yandere but loving older sister, the aloof and arrogant loli-like sage, and the seemingly arrogant but incredibly dignified older sister princess—yes, the female protagonists are all very distinctive. Also, Mirror's world-building is vast, guided by memories from the game, the protagonist gradually sets up her own scheme…

It's rare to find a well-written novel with a carefully crafted plot and a grand world-building. The male protagonist's charisma stems from intelligence, not brute force, which is especially commendable and unique among transmigration novels. However, I have some questions about the character design. If the male protagonist is a gamer who transmigrated, his immersion in the game feels too abnormal, especially his master-disciple relationship with the loli sage, which feels slightly incongruous, considering he was dealing with NPCs in his previous life… The yandere older sister is a highlight, but are yandere traits and harems inherently incompatible? With so many loli harem members, will he eventually fight her? The male protagonist has it tough… There's a lot to say about this older sister…

Your Majesty, you're padding this out! Please stop using props to pad the word count. What I can't stand is that dragon's name—it's so long and full of filler! I just can't read it anymore. The beginning was really good. I hope Your Majesty will stop padding, even if the chapters are shorter. As long as I have something to read, that's fine. Also, where do you get monthly tickets? I can't even vote for them. I've decided to spend some money on a reward in a few days. This book is addictive, I can't stop reading!

Time to visit the graves! (Like once)

This writing style and premise would have definitely been a hit in the past, but unfortunately the author abandoned it.