Rebirth*****

I like this book, the story is very strong, the plot is intertwined, and I haven't seen any poisonous points so far. It feels like the author seems to know the Zhengyi sect very well, and the spells he uses don't look like they are just making them up. I hope the follow-up plot will be more exciting!

This is a fantasy novel about immortality with the Anti-Japanese War as the background. This kind of subject matter is rare, and I think the storyline can bring some new reading experience to readers. The original intention of writing this book was to be more down-to-earth than the ordinary novels about upgrading, fighting monsters and cultivating immortals, and to be more mysterious than the ordinary anti-war novels. The setting of the story is a world of low martial arts. Immortal cultivators are also mortal bodies and are afraid of guns and bullets. If the setting was like a high-level martial arts world where one is not afraid of guns and bullets and can explode stars with one punch, the story would be impossible to write. Please be considerate of this.

The first few chapters were a bit bland, probably because of the old habits of new authors, but starting from chapter 8 it started to feel a bit interesting. The subsequent paintings are all about working with the Japanese. The plot unfolds from the main line of protecting the family and country, and the layout surpasses many fantasy novels about immortality. From this book, you can see the fantasy of cultivating immortality, the passion of war, and the weight of history. This book is finalized. By the way, the setting is for multiple female protagonists. I hope there won't be more than 3 at most.

The content is compact and the writing is exquisite. I wish the author's book a great debut.

The theme of this book is to protect the country. The story combines the four major elements of anti-war, espionage, immortality, and science fiction. The whole book is divided into two volumes. The first volume tells the story of the human world. The plot is about the protagonist's fourteen-year bloody war of resistance from 1931 to 1945, and the cultivation process from a little Taoist boy to a real person and back to being the Emperor of Donghua. The second volume tells the story of the fairy world. The main plot is that the protagonist investigates the true story of the battle of Ruoshuihe and discovers the conspiracy of the alien god-level civilization to support the Japanese god world as a puppet in an attempt to rule the earth. Ten thousand years later, mankind entered the era of interstellar civilization, began to colonize and explore the Milky Way, and encountered the dimensionality reduction attack of god-level civilization. The protagonist leads all mankind to resist the tyranny of a god-level civilization. The story sets the Japanese divine world and the alien civilization behind it to be very powerful. The highlight of the story is the battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and the enemy, rather than the thrill of beating and pushing. The story is set in a world of low martial arts. I personally think that this setting will make the plot more tense, otherwise it will become a pure martial arts drama with punches, kicks, and slaps to death at the end. My original intention was to write a book that combines theology and science, and finally transitions to a god-level civilization, rather than regressing to the prehistoric era. These two settings should be explained clearly in advance to prevent readers from criticizing me if they don't like it.

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful. Please keep this pace. Five stars for you.