
Aiming for Immortality and Perfection After TS Reincarnation
向着不灭与完美进发的ts转生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 131k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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55Chapters
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4.1kFavorites
1.8kLikes
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We still can't accept similar results. It's fine if others do it, but it's not acceptable for us.
It's such a shame it's gone; it was very well written. Although you briefly told us the rest of the story, only you could bring out its true brilliance.
Well, how to put it? If the author wants to make a living from novels, it's indeed not easy with the current writing style. Although I really like this book, I have to say that without the right methods, gaining popularity is basically a matter of luck. So if the author really wants to make a living this way, I suggest they learn from the author of "Revengeful Demon King" and go to forums like Longkong to learn more about writing commercial novels.
Human interaction is a wonderful thing.
Finally, I can post a book review! I should have posted it last month when I gave out the rewards, but I was stuck in the "blacklist" for a month, so sad... Anyway, let me share my thoughts on this book. My writing skills are limited, so please feel free to add your opinions if you disagree. Lai Bao's writing started with "The Witch," the full title of which is *The Witch's Abnormal Daily Life*. I've loved her writing style ever since; it's very different from traditional online novels and highly distinctive. This is both her strength and weakness. After all, besides the uniqueness of her writing style, she also needs to consider reader adaptability (of course, I really like it, so it doesn't matter to me). ...
Still observing, but let me give a book review first.
As a long-time reader of fantasy novels, I found this book to be quite to my liking. It was engaging from beginning to end, logically consistent, and vividly depicted the world of the alternate world – a rare feat. Few authors can cover all three elements of a novel: characters, plot, and setting (scenery and society). Most only manage a decent plot, with passable characters, but their work falls apart when it comes to setting – often lacking even basic descriptions of scenery, let alone social context. This book, however, achieves this, though it's incredibly difficult without experience, as the burden is immense. Imagine the realities of life for the people in this alternate world…
I'm suddenly a little envious of Ti's mom.
The new book is under review. It's no longer about remarriage; we understand that now. Someone like me isn't qualified to write about remarriage.
I finished writing the update for the new book too late today... I was so tired, and my efficiency was a bit low. I'll make it up to everyone by updating more frequently when the night shift week starts.
I've been following the updates of this book recently, and it's really a shame to see the news now. The premise alone is very interesting. I look forward to your next work and hope you can keep going.
Is it a crossover with the same worldview or just a cameo?
I came from the previous book. Knowing the author's skill level, I would have been fooled by the synopsis and title. The theme is still the same: a seemingly emotionless, arrogant, and aloof young woman's (attempted) path to seclusion. The world-building also includes some theories about lifespan that wouldn't appear in the plot. I quite enjoy this type of novel. So, to answer my question?! The name "Feina" sounded familiar. Otherwise, how could I justify the long review I wrote?