After Being Reborn in High School, I Got a World of Cultivation

Thank you all for your support, and especially to the two readers who contributed their love and support. I also hope everyone will continue reading and leaving comments to prove I haven't messed up the story... How far this book goes largely depends on you, the readers!

Keep going, even if it's a half-finished project, I'll give you some local specialties, you know how tomato-based local specialties are!

It's a very comfortable read, relaxed and well-paced, with everyday descriptions that feel very real. It made me really nostalgic for my high school days. It's a pity that the days of youthful carefree days are gone, like the time I longed to buy osmanthus blossoms and share wine. The only downside is that it's too short.

There's too much campus life; perhaps we could reduce that and add more stories about the cultivation world.

Working long hours leaves me with insufficient rest and sleep each day. This morning I finished reading this book, and this afternoon I was so tired I took a nap. I even had a dream! It was during my junior and senior high school years—a wonderful time, and it lifted my spirits a bit.

The main and supporting characters are all of normal intelligence. I hope you can learn more about cultivation worlds, and in the real world, write less about male supporting characters and more about the female characters. [I've learned something]

It's about the daily life of cultivators in the city. Whether you like it or not is a matter of personal preference. After reading about 100 chapters, the book's genre is largely defined as slice-of-life. I feel that the protagonist's situation in the cultivation world isn't important; what's important is his status as the only cultivator in the city.

It's pretty good. He's a male god on Earth (though his role is too small), and he cultivates immortality in the cultivation world, but he doesn't have any major cheat codes (after all, he's only at the second or third level of Qi Refining). After watching for so long, I feel like the cultivation-themed parts can speed up, while the real-life parts can take their time 🍉 Maintaining a slow-paced life in reality is already quite nice.

This is alright, the theme is decent. The main reason it's not getting many readers is because urban cultivation stories are rare. For the dual transmigration aspect, you could take inspiration from "The Courtesan with the White Wine," just a reference would suffice. The writing style is good, so I'll give it five stars to encourage the author. Keep it up!

Five stars. This book feels like a slice-of-life campus novel disguised as a cultivation story, but I really enjoyed it. It's just a bit short and doesn't quite satisfy. It's very immersive, the supporting characters are likable, there's no mindless behavior, and no characters are jealous or hateful just because the protagonist is handsome.