[PS: This is a fairly traditional urban cultivation story about being reborn. The pacing is a little slow at first, but things get more exciting later!]
To become an immortal, first return to the mortal world.
Jiang Chen cultivates the Reincarnation Immortalization Art and returns to his younger self through mortal cultivation.
In this life, he discovers another side of the world...
“I’m the young master of a century-old martial arts family. I was born at the top. Having everything go my way is my privilege! Everything I want should belong to me!”
“Hand over your magical treasure and opportunity!”
The young master of the martial arts family points at the heavens and earth, arrogantly making demands.
Jiang Chen: “???”
“You practice martial arts, and you dare to be this arrogant?”
“Seems I haven’t killed enough people!”
Jiang Chen slowly draws the blade in his hand.
And so, three-hundred-year-old elite families, prodigies and young grandmasters, martial arts patriarchs, and century-old legends of the martial world are all stunned: “What kind of power is this!?”
“You think someone like me, who cultivates immortality, would let some martial artist push me around?”
There are too many books about urban rebirth without cultivation, so it's okay to write them like this
It was well written, but the ending was a bit rushed. But this is also like life. Each of us may have good plans for the future, but life will come to an end before it is realized. So it's really not certain which comes first, tomorrow or the next life!
It's pretty good-looking. It kills decisively and without any irritation. I like it.
I have read several books of this type, and I feel that this book is quite realistic. Fine.
The plot is common but still different. It's still pretty good. Those who make blind comments just don't read it carefully.
I skipped the second half and watched it, not much else to say.
Good plot plot direct. No more talking, silence is better than sound. So well written
Come on, I think it's okay. Don't open a harem.
Very good. Come on.
It's full of urban elements and doesn't have any ridiculous words like governor or police officer. Just for this, five stars.