Reborn as an Invincible Immortal Venerable

There's no such thing as good or bad! It's just a matter of whether you like it or not! If you're so capable, go write your own book! There are too many trolls and too few suggestions.

Haha, it was so enjoyable to watch, and it was incredibly stress-relieving. I even had to get up in the middle of the night to watch it! 👍 Although I haven't finished watching it yet, it's already very exciting!

If I were to rate this book, I think there's still a lot of room for improvement. Firstly, the rebirth at the beginning is a good start, but it shouldn't be limited to the previous life. That's precisely why I stopped reading after only a halfway through. The main issue is that the author spends a lot of time writing about the Foundation Establishment stage in the later stages.

It's a really good read. The author is decisive and ruthless, not some saint. He acts when necessary and absolutely doesn't act when he shouldn't. He's cold to others but very kind to his own people. I don't know how others feel, but I enjoy reading this kind of book (please don't criticize if you don't like it).

The book vividly portrays characters who are chivalrous, courageous, passionate, and fiercely opposed to evil, never willing to back down. From the character descriptions to the events unfolding and the plot, the reader feels as if they are there. It is truly a beautiful and excellent book.

That's it? This sudden ending is alright, but it's not a complete ending yet. What about the Xiao family? What about the protagonist's mother? What about his wives? It's a bit of a shame that there isn't a perfect ending, but I'll still give it five stars and hope the author keeps up the good work and gives us a perfect ending.

Very good 😊, but some content is missing. For example, the grudge against the Xiao family hasn't been resolved yet, and her mother hasn't been found either.

Nothing is absolute. (The Great Dao is fifty, the Heavenly Evolution is forty, and the Nine Shields is one of them.)

The beginning and middle were great, but I suspect the author suddenly ran out of time and just threw together a rushed ending, which is a bit of a shame, otherwise it would have been perfect.

Indeed, the male lead is decisive in killing, yet also loyal and righteous.