Wuxia Crossover: The Ten Greatest Ways to Return from the Dead

This whole thing is just filler; the main character says one line, and the supporting characters can fill in tons of filler.

The Heavenly Silkworm Skill is at Wudang Mountain; Zhang Sanfeng didn't know that. (Just kidding.)

Are you **? Even a woman gets a fever just looking at you.

The author should really look up the Sacred Heart Manual before writing this; it says that one can be resurrected as long as the physical body is intact.

The advantages are that it doesn't feature the kind of mindless, taunting or hate-inducing scenes that other storytelling novels have. The disadvantages are that it's very padded and written like a diary entry.

In just a few months, a small town's population exceeded ten million thanks to storytelling. Listening to a story could cost hundreds of thousands of taels of silver; martial arts practitioners are truly wealthy.

Storytelling is really boring; a light screen would be much better, at least there's visual information.

The author really doesn't know how to explain this... Listing the top ten methods of immortality, pausing after each sentence, mentioning resurrection, the name of the method, its other effects, the creator's existence for a thousand years, and then the reason for the creator's thousand-year lifespan—is this some kind of electronic learning device? Just pointing to whatever you don't understand?

Why is the content different from the chapters?

There are already nearly 30 people who have achieved immortality in the snow and wind, and now there's going to be another top ten immortals?