Transmigrated As A Dual Cultivator - Reviews

Nice storyline with amazing plots. I love it

I was totally shocked, when I saw that nobody is reviewing this work. I'm not an english native speaker so pls have mercy. :) From the start on the author shows us a quality of writing, which is a pleasure to read. The story starts a bit confusing and anticlimatic but it evolved in a masterpiece in my opinion. From beginn on the author gives us daily 2 Chapters, except on Weekends. Since today the Story is going premium (congrats author) we have to see how it is going to be now. The World is quite unknown and we discover it along the story. I really like the characters and I'm looking forward to some more and development of the MC. How will he grow up? All in all I only want to encourage the Author to keep up this fantastic story and give you people the recommendation to follow us along this exciting journey.

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Well played out world setup with a great character setup for each individual. This is the first story I can remember the names of each character introduced in the early chapters past chapter 100. Thank you so much author for the easy to follow story!

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So many grammatical errors and mismatching of the names. Definitely machine translated and poorly edited. How does this have 4.7 stars? Unbelievable.

Haven't been reading this long (chapter 50)  but planning on looking back and finding original stories and working from original to current timeline

I really like this novel, but I can't help but say that the initial chapters are literally a copy of the Author's POV

"Sure." It was a simple response, I turned down the street where my apartment was. "Okay well I see you this Friday. I have to go. Bye."

Isamu starred out her classroom window. Her seat in homeroom was right by this giant window at the at the back of the class. She didn't really like homeroom and didn't really get it so, Isamu continued to look out of the window, memorized my the mountains. Even though it was raining the mountains seemed to sparkle and glisten.

        "is that hard to believe?"

"Please, Aretha, tell us," Olghar pleads.