Rebirth of the Urban Immortal King

[75] own vision. In this novel, the male protagonist dies in a murder disguised as an accident, then travels to the fairy world, becomes the most powerful person, saves the world, dies, and travels back again, one month after his death in the first life. The protagonist who traveled back in time probably used the invincibility trick. First, he got rid of the fate of being single for thousands of years, and then he took in a wave of younger brothers. By the way, he made a deal with Thigh and successfully hugged Thigh, and then he basically became invincible on the earth... The protagonist of this life probably has a calm style as shown in the introduction, but with greater ability comes greater responsibility. Although it is nothing at the moment, I feel that I will not be able to escape some big things in the future, such as several demons who followed, and the protagonist promised to help guard the country. The most notable feature of this story is probably the delicate writing. Whether it is the popular science of the content involved in the plot, the protagonist's understanding of life and spiritual practice, or the psychological descriptions of other people, the descriptions are very detailed. If you like this kind of description, you will find it very interesting, but if you don't, you will probably find it a bit long-winded. Then I felt that the name of the novel was not in line with the style of the novel, it was too simple and crude; and the introduction of the novel was not in line with the content of the novel. When I read it, I felt that it was a purely urban rebirth novel. On the contrary, the sentence "not as good as the world" in Chapter 24 was more interesting. Finally, the biggest flaw in this novel is the punctuation. From the moment commas are used instead of commas in the wedge, the punctuation marks along the way are very confusing, there are no periods at the end of paragraphs, there are no periods at the end of dialogues, there are too many comma pauses, etc... I suggest the author refine it when he has time.