Reborn 5,000 Years Ago, I Made It to the Modern Age!

It's really hard to comment on one thing. I can't tell, I'm afraid the author will go to the palace again. It is said that it is good, let alone talk about it. I can only say that it is readable and can save the book famine. It's not that brainless, but it has a lot of poison. The simplest thing is that I have never seen anyone cultivating immortals before being reborn. After being reborn, they are everywhere, and people are constantly showing off their saints in front of them. It is too intellectual, and this is a major poisonous point of cultivating in the end of the world. In the middle and late stages of transformation, only spiritual energy recovery is barely suitable, but in the early stage, many people have probably been dissuaded. I suggest the author start this book with at least one million words, think about the plot carefully, and train yourself.

He is not decisive enough in killing, and the male protagonist is basically invincible. I don't know if it will be unfinished in the future 🍉 🍉

The setting is okay, but the plot is so cliche that you can guess the content of some chapters just by looking at the titles. It's probably the story of an immortal cultivator who lived for five thousand years to show himself to modern people, make up for his regrets and open a harem at the same time (actually, I really don't understand how those powerful cultivators can be tempted by mortals)

It's quite satisfactory, the front is fresh, and the back is the usual routine, similar to Long Aotian's coming out of the mountain, various supporting characters are provocative, and the various supporting female characters are like dog-skin plaster, a return to cultivation novel that changes the soup without changing the medicine.

The plainness is the real thing, and it looks much better than the same kind of violence and verbosity.

There are so many poisonous points. Why do you always tell me that the two Xia Xun have turned over the story now that they have merged, and they still refuse to let it go. It has been five thousand years, and there is still this old plot, pretending to be a pig, eating a tiger, and practicing elixir. It has been 5,000 years, and I have not practiced elixir. After five thousand years, there is no need for any old plot. I can cultivate immortality quietly.

It's just an ordinary, alternative rebirth story. I don't have to read the rest of the plot. I just know how to show off and slap you in the face, and then the spiritual energy will be revived, and those powerful people who left before will come back.

How can I put it this way? I feel like this book is a bit too high-end and too low-end. As I read it, it felt like a popular book.

There is a female protagonist,

Another urban stud story?