Showdown: I Am a Reborn Person

There is a book next door called, I Rise After Being Struck by Lightning. That book is also about spiritual energy recovery, but I feel it is more of a combined version of spiritual energy recovery and ghost energy recovery. The content is the same as this book, about invasion from another world. Coincidentally, there is also a person in that book who claims to be a reborn person, but he is actually an undercover agent sent from another world. The "reborn" can predict the future. First, if someone from another world helps, which prediction will go wrong? Second, it is because the other world has an effect similar to Laplace's Demon, and can predict the future direction through partial information. So much so that when I read this kind of books now, there is always something going on, and I always feel like I am an undercover agent sent by the other side.

The protagonist's attitude makes it seem like other virtual worlds are just here to give you benefits. You are just a group of people who have just come into contact with extraordinary cultivation. Even if you are a reborn person, you will only be like this for a few decades. How do you think that everything in other people's world is simple and you can take advantage of all the good things?

Newbies may find this book interesting, but old bookworms may find it annoying. There is nothing wrong with the choice of subject matter, the writing is not bad, and the plot is okay. But! First, it's too long-winded. After reading 36 chapters, basically half of each chapter is about throwing away settings and characters. In just a dozen chapters, there are dozens of characters and a lot of future settings, which makes my head hurt just looking at it. I have been working on the settings and the plot is moving very slowly. Second, the system is bloated, and you can see the author's intentions, but throwing out three major systems and a dozen small systems at once, resulting in several chapters focusing on solving this system problem. It might be fun later on, but the early stages are basically torture. The self-justification of this system cannot be skipped, which is very unpleasant to watch. Third, since you have cooperated with the state, can't you realize the power of the system? In addition to providing talents and bases, it is basically written around the characters you appear in, and you cannot understand the meaning of cooperation. Xiong Er's book is probably going to be sold out.

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I always feel that there are some inexplicable questions in the comments section. Is this book connected to your previous books?

"Three Emperors and Five Emperors began with Yao, Shun and Yu. The Xia, Shang and Western Zhou Dynasties were divided into two periods. The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was divided into two periods. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period unified the Qin and Han Dynasties. It was divided into three parts: Shu, Wei and Wu, and the two Jin Dynasties were extended before and after. The Southern and Northern Dynasties stood side by side. The Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties were passed down. After the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the dynasty was completed."

It's too complicated and makes me feel uncomfortable just looking at it.

A certain white devil was only an excellent biologist who was eliminated from his original mentor. However, Chu Xuan's intelligence did not realize that his cooking skills were top-notch, so it would be better not to call him by this name.

Why are there so few people reading this beautiful, high-quality book? There are quite a lot of words, please spread the word more!

What a bragging contest🤔! A great collection of fantasy! The Northeast is stewed!