The Portal of Wonderland

Website : qidian china
Views : 5.05 million
Rating : 8.3(1101)
Chapters : 1131
Status : completed
Word count : 3.38million
author rank : platinum

Very good novel, now just waiting for the translation to arrive at the chapter where I stay.
Sometimes I want to learn Chinese only to read the chapters before xD.

I am a little peeved at the description and story development. I have expectations that Synopsis and Descriptions are not total spoilers but just a taste of the first 50 or so chapters....I am extremely disappointed that I am at chapter 90 something and no damn skull has shown up!!! It's killing me...and to make matters worse when searching the internet of spoilers about this mysterious skull no one ever answers about it!! IF IT AIN'T IN THE BOOK DON'T WRITE IT IN THE DAMN DESCRIPTION!
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Otherwise pretty neat book, its actually not too many cliches his cheat is actually pretty unique like, might not even call it a cheat but a birthright or something. Hopefully he finds his skull friend soon or I'm dropping out of sheer frustration.

Story is good, read the first 130 or so chapters on the other site.

My complaint is that novel saga is yet again given a series i enjoy, they are inconsistent with their translation, martial god space for example was like having my eyes poked by a needle, you could tell different translators worked on different chapters because the terms would change every freaking chapter.

Isn't this novel already translated up to 100 something chapters ?. I remember reading it on xianxiaworld. Translating again from beginning is such waste of time.

As always a great novel by Wang Yu. If you liked Demon’s Diary or A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality, than you will also enjoy this novel. In comparison with other cultivation novels, this one greatest strength lies in ****** a believable world, that apart from the protagonist, has side characters that have goals, strength and weaknesses and in the end, influence the world around him. Cultivation doesn't require you to "grit your teeth and endure", it requires planning, resources and thinking ahead of others to survive. All in all, it is a much more realistic approach to cultivation novels.