I’m Reborn, So I Might as Well Become an Immortal, Right?

Good, very good. The narration is detailed. The story is short and not procrastinating. Reading is a smooth feeling. I am no longer interested in cool books. Only books with rich writing can make me read slowly.

It's very good. I've read more than 60 chapters and I can still read it. It means it's well written, although it's a bit draggy. Come on!

It's pretty good. I'm tired of seeing slap-in-the-face stories about killing and killing, so I thought this was pretty good.

Some parts are a little childish, but the plot is still very attractive. In short, the flaws are not concealed. I give it five stars and hope the author can do it faster [laughter]

The book is a good book, very exciting and enjoyable, Pig's Knuckle has a good character, the content is very substantial, the pace is neither fast nor slow, I like to read it, but it is too difficult to write a 50-word high-quality book review. Can the author put in more punctuation marks?

The writing is okay, the story is okay, and the characters are okay. It's understandable that pig's feet are low-key. But practicing in the world is not about shrinking back. You don't have to do whatever you want like the devil, but you also can't worry about the many restrictions. If so, how can you become an immortal?

The writing is very good and interesting. It deserves five stars. It's quite good to watch. There is no conflict between the reality of cultivating immortals and the main plot is not messy. It's just that the updates are a bit slow. Overall, it's watchable and deserves five stars.

It's well written. It's a very good recent work. It's a Taoist cultivation novel. It also contains some Buddhist content. Buddha is a minor Taoist. The writing is still a little lacking in the early stage, but it is still readable. It mainly writes about making money to buy medicinal materials for cultivation. In the middle stage, the heroine starts. She appeared (I didn't know it was her at the time) and started to go to various places to find medicinal materials. She also wrote about scenic spots and historical sites. The writing was pretty good. In the later period, there were more fights, including thunder, swordsmanship, talismans, and formations. At the end, she got married and had children, practiced physical training, and enjoyed life! Although the research is not rigorous enough, it is not bad. It also talks about some scriptures. It is too fast to get together with the heroine, but the writing about life after marriage is okay.

I really like this book. It is not ambiguous. It has the demeanor of a monk. He does not easily take advantage of cause and effect. He does not deliberately pretend to be in front of others and let everyone worship you. It is also rare that urban cultivators are not ambiguous. Other urban cultivators want women to surround him every day. It seems that there are no women in the novel. It's the same as a person who can't write anymore, but he also wrote about cultivation in this world, which is not easy to achieve. If it were other novels, I can guarantee that when I went there for the first time, when I looked for Huanyangcao, I might have gotten it where I met the snowman. In other novels, the big snake who went to the desert alone might have written the demon pill. This is what urban farming cultivation is like. Love it, please keep updating I watched it in my early 1000s and it was quite good, but with the addition of those things at the end, love, love, love, I felt like I no longer had the desire to continue watching.

Well written, keep up the good work and hope it will be more exciting in the future [Like][Like][Like][Like]