Xuanhuan: In a World of the Supernatural, I'm Immortal from the Start

It's pretty good. Neither the male lead nor the villain is brainless, and the plot armor is decent too. I'm a bit of a germaphobe, so I can't accept that the female lead almost exposed others twice. If you can accept that, it's worth continuing to watch. I'll give it five stars to satisfy my curiosity.

It's not bad. There are very few novels that combine a fantastical world with a rule-based system. It's either a world of gods and monsters, where the protagonist is always practicing martial arts and progressing through the game. It's either a rule-based system, but also a normal urban or cultivation-themed genre. I haven't seen many examples of the two combined.

The vivid imagery of eating made me burst out laughing. The system-based genre is definitely more appealing than traditional fantasy novels, but the author's storytelling ability is undeniable. I've read countless system-based, daily login, and simulator fanfiction books, and I usually only read about 50 chapters before moving on to another. This one, however, I finished in one go—it was amazing!

Excellent! This is currently the best male-oriented online novel by Tomato. There might be better ones, but I haven't seen any. I'll give it first place. Keep it up, author! Great characters, great plot, great logic—keep it up! As long as you don't mess up, you'll eventually become a legend!

I'll secretly give myself five stars as a form of encouragement. Qin Feng: Hurry up and advance the timeline, I want to participate in the lottery! Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter: Dear author, can't we take a break?! Chen Tiangang: This old man, in a moment of youthful exuberance... Earn money by writing book reviews? You've probably written a fake review!

It's good, but the rating is too low. I've been reading novels for over ten years, and I can't even finish a single chapter of those 9+ rated books on Tomato Bookstore that are hyped up to the skies. This one actually caught up with the serialization, which is great.

I've read up to chapter 25. The protagonist has super-powerful healing abilities, which means he's practically immortal. He's drawn two skills: Naruto's Talk-no-Jutsu and Holy Lance Oil Hero. The "oily" part is a bit funny, and it's a satisfying read.

There's enough creativity. The various skills are quite fun. However, the indiscriminate joking and nonchalant attitude towards life and death make it impossible for readers to empathize with the characters in the book. Even the most moving scenes feel like mere theatrical performances.

Let's talk about it in general. 1. The first few dozen chapters are very engaging, giving off a strange and mysterious cultivation story vibe. The interweaving of eeriness, passion, friendship, and love in the text makes it hard not to immerse yourself in the story. 2. Later, because of a time travel, the protagonist was able to avert the regrets and disappointments that occurred earlier.

Lighthearted and humorous, the protagonist possesses rule-based abilities. Recommended for fans of the game "Dream Master of All Realms." The world is filled with ghosts and monsters, and although it's quite tragic, the protagonist's abilities combined with the author's lighthearted and humorous writing style make it enjoyable to read. I highly recommend it.