
As the Supernatural Returns Worldwide, I Cultivate Immortality Alone
全球诡异复苏,我一人修仙
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- Ongoing
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- 704k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Transmigrated into the Wrong World from the Start, I Prove Immortality in the Strange Realm开局穿错世界,我于诡界证长生Alternate title on Fanqie
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I really like the male lead. Some people think he's a saint and shouldn't save people, that he's too busy saving others to take care of himself. But if I were in that world, I would definitely hope that someone more capable would save me and have mercy on me so I could leave. This isn't a dark story, so there's no need to expect the protagonist to be so ruthless.
I love this kind of protagonist who is unique, who protects himself while also helping supporting characters when possible. His uniqueness goes unnoticed, yet his strength commands respect. There are no truly evil people, only those with differing perspectives who cannot empathize.
Actually, the author has written it exceptionally well. I've never seen a theme like cultivating immortality in a bizarre world before. I've been thinking about this for a long time because I particularly dislike fighting bizarre battles with bizarre elements. I really wanted a story about a powerful, righteous person—a deity, a cultivator—defeating a ghost doctor. This theme is already excellent.
Up to chapter thirty-something, there were no major flaws; the narrative style and character personalities were also to my liking.
I'm quite picky about books, but I really enjoyed this one. It doesn't have the cliché of a bear rescuing a damsel in distress, nor does it feature an invincible protagonist who starts off strong. The atmosphere is well-written, the kind that allows you to immerse yourself in the story.
Although the system is quite powerful, it lacks a bit of thrills, but the plot is still quite engaging. The human-headed lantern scene reminded me of a scene from a creepy novel I read before, but the protagonist's perspective isn't as oppressive or eerie. It's a good read. After letting it sit for a while, it just seems so weird now.
To be honest, it's quite good, but the male lead's progress is a bit slow and he talks too much. Otherwise, it's great.
It's truly a great read, incorporating many unsettling and bizarre elements. While the premise is somewhat dated, it avoids the self-contradictory elements common in older books. The protagonist is overpowered, yet there are beings who can suppress him, creating a strange kind of pseudo-invincibility. Even though I knew the protagonist wouldn't die, I still felt a pang of anxiety for him.
It's very good. First, it doesn't have a female lead. Second, it doesn't selfishly think only of itself after gaining power. It's willing to save people and find a path of cultivation other than demon tamers for the suffering humans. This alone deserves 100 points.
As a seasoned bookworm, I found this book quite enjoyable. The protagonist, a cultivator, faces a hellish starting point; any mistake in the early stages leads to instant death. It's a very good book, even though its rating has been lowered. The author clearly put a lot of effort into writing it. The protagonist is genuinely kind; unlike other books, he doesn't kill people at the drop of a hat.