Leading a Million People to Transmigrate to Another World!

Hello everyone, this is Ye Liang. Qingfeng said he wanted to ascend to heaven and asked me to help him, so I came. But looking at his book review, well, my precious first time is gone, so I'll just write something casually, since I'm not responsible anymore. To be honest, my first time... Well, it's not a "friendship" (or "mutual aid"), it's between authors, can that be called a "friendship"? It's a transaction! Cough... But since it's my first time, I'm still a little nervous. How can I pretend to be as experienced and skilled as those transaction experts...? I agreed before that I would write a review after reading his 300,000-plus words, but after this...

Congratulations on your book's release! I discovered this book a few days ago on Zhigu's blog, and searched for it because I was looking for something to read. To be honest, the first three chapters left me completely confused... There were so many characters and maps appearing all at once, it was a bit overwhelming, and I almost gave up (thank goodness!). But because the premise was so good, I continued reading out of curiosity. ... I didn't expect it to be so much my cup of tea!!! Not to mention the clever interweaving of the two worlds, the sheer variety of characters alone is enough to keep me entertained! A lecherous old man + an honest businessman, a strict elf lady + a...

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive me if it's not well-written. I saw this novel with Rose on the cover during a page update after the Chinese New Year, and clicked on it out of curiosity. I noticed I only had 17 followers, so I increased it to 18. Initially, I was interested because the description of Nogcia reminded me of Aincrad from Sword Art Online, but after reading only the prologue, I realized it was completely different… This world must be much grander; I can imagine it with my eyes closed (the image of Aincrad flashes in my mind), a vast world with flying dragons, angels, and magicians, and several airships, occasionally…

[Light Novel Review] Reviewer: Coriander's Review Summary: A novel that can quickly grab a reader's attention must have a stunning opening that is refreshing and captivating. Suitable for: Anyone can check it out. Hello everyone, this is Coriander. This week's book review is "Leading a Million People to Another World," a very good novel that perfectly suits my taste. So before the review, I'd like to recommend it to everyone. Now, let's begin the review. I must say, at the beginning of reading this novel, I was a bit confused, especially since most authors know about the so-called...

First, in my opinion, this is one of the few good books I found on this app that hasn't gone VIP yet. However, I'll definitely spend money on it once it does _(•̀ω•́"∠)_ Second, I absolutely hate bad endings, almost to the point of loathing them. Although the plot seems to be heading towards a heart-wrenching storyline, I'm sure the author won't make it too tragic _(´□`" ∠)_ Third, all the foreshadowing in the early parts of the book is found later, and even the plot holes are filled! It's a miracle! This app has authors who fill in their own plot holes! Fourth, it's funny, but not lacking in seriousness. This is the main reason I absolutely love this book. Fifth,...

At first, he stirred up trouble, seemingly carefree on the surface, but actually testing the waters step by step... He managed to uncover the centuries-old schemes of several powerful figures from Nogcia that they had kept secret from the protagonist... The protagonist could have easily destroyed this world, but he managed to suppress his power to just the point where he could handle various emergencies... The effects of causal distortions, shifts in the timeline, and other such influences were thus greatly weakened... The Rhine Empire, the Noryun Empire, the Nors Empire, the Tianhen Empire, the Elf Forest, the Black Forest, the Burial Ground, the Far North (the Thirteen Duchies of the Northern Region), whether it was the Divine Descent Society, the Elven race, or...

I clicked on it excitedly after seeing it featured, and then I clicked again excitedly to read it after seeing so many generous donations. After finishing it in one go, I ran out of money to donate, so I'm writing this review instead. How to put it... I inexplicably found it really good. Maybe it's because the characters are so well-developed? Or the setting is so grand and epic? Or maybe the author's pacing is excellent? Anyway, it's just really good! I absolutely love the aloof wind-elemental clones, what to do?! QAQ I also absolutely love the little cat and loli characters, what to do?! QAQ The only downside I felt was that the first few chapters seemed a bit long, and I missed a lot of the setup as I read on, but it got more and more exciting as it went on. Overall...

Dear Qingfeng, I absolutely love *Millions of Crowds*. Because I'm still a student and my parents won't let me spend money on it, I've only read the free parts of other VIP novels. But *Millions of Crowds*, *Nogcia*, and *Fallen Leaf* were the only ones that made me buy chapters with in-game currency for the first time. Perhaps it's because I haven't read enough light novels, or perhaps it's because I'm only in my final year of junior high and still young, but I genuinely believe it's the best light novel I've ever read—not in the past, but now and in the future. Qingfeng might take a break from updating, but I hope you never completely stop updating. After all, unexpected events like the college entrance exam are normal, but I hope Qingfeng will continue updating normally...

Personally, I think this novel is exceptionally well-written. It has lolis, a harem, younger sisters, and catgirls—satisfying the desires of most readers. But most importantly, the male protagonist has so many clones who can do all sorts of naughty things, right? He's bisexual, that's how awesome he is! He also has undeniable strength comparable to a typical overpowered protagonist, and the fact that no one dies is a major plus. It's a masterpiece that combines all the elements of a classic novel while remaining perfectly balanced. Truly wonderful! *Cough* Just adding a few more words. In short, I give the author a huge thumbs up—a perfect score! This is just my personal opinion, so please don't be offended. The main reason I read this was because of the abundance of lolis and younger sisters, and I'm a sister-complex plus...

I knew Fallen Leaf wasn't a good person all along. But the author explicitly stated this in the story, making the novel more interesting. I had previously warned the author in the reader group that this writing style would offend many readers. Actually, I was also quite dissatisfied. But the author said there would be a turning point in a few chapters. Now, finally, there has been a turning point. But the line, "You understand now? I wasn't a good person to begin with," rather than answering everyone's questions, seems to formally raise the issue and continue to delay it. Since there are bad people, there are good people. Discussing what constitutes good and evil is a great challenge… I wonder if the author's values are…