Choose Your Talent: I Can Reincarnate With My Cultivation
自选天赋：我能带着修为转世
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- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The protagonist has a good personality; he strives for power in this lifetime, unlike other novels where the protagonist is reincarnated with great talent and then constantly seeks death instead of working hard to become stronger.
I've been burned by 5-star reviews countless times, so I've developed a good habit: no matter how awful or terrible the book is, I'll still give it 5 stars. As a seasoned bookworm, I may be immune to all bad reading, but I can't keep suffering alone. With you, with me, with everyone. Let's drink to that together!
Well, how should I put it? The premise is good, but the handling of the romance is problematic. Author, you really don't need to force the protagonist to find a woman; it's really awkward. The focus in the early stages should be on improving the protagonist's strength to retain readers.
Yes, I like it. There are just too few of them. I want to raise some, but I'm afraid they'll die. So I'm giving it a five-star rating to show my support! I glanced at other comments, and it seems most people came in expecting a mindless, speedrun-style, wish-fulfillment story.
The refreshing slice-of-life writing style and the protagonist's elegant, easygoing, and decisive personality are captivating. Each reincarnation shouldn't only involve female confidantes; having several close old friends and acquaintances would be nice too. The interspersed use of classic ancient poetry is excellent.
The true joy of immortality lies in living each life with utmost dedication, though refreshing the entry without hesitation is also the right path.
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Yes, it's pretty good.
The carefree spirit wasn't captured in the writing, which isn't quite right. The premise is haphazard, the writing is poor, the plot is bad, and the main character is poorly designed. The three stars are from a previous rating, so I won't change them.
It's a pretty good reincarnation novel, and it doesn't drag on. The only downside is that the protagonist seems to have a hard time moving around when he sees a woman.