The Oldest Golden Core Reborn as a Hero in Another World

Not bad. After reading 20 chapters, I can only say that the subject matter is innovative, but the pace is slow and there is almost no excitement. There is no feeling that cultivating immortality is greater than magic. On the contrary, it is a bit the other way around, making it a bit frustrating.

The combination of the theme of cultivating immortals and the Western Fantasy Demon King Warrior is pretty good in terms of combat power comparison. The protagonist has reached the world's highest level of combat power in the later stage of Qi training. This is just ridiculous. The power system of Western Fantasy is not that high-end. With decades of basic move training and tens of thousands of battles, the foundation-building combat power is the pinnacle of Western Fantasy. Even a more high-end Western Fantasy worldview has the protection of the true god, and is barely a golden elixir level combat power. Well, I have read a lot of Zhutianliu time travel novels. Compared with the world of cultivating immortals in his work, the high-level combat power of those Western Fantasy worlds are all in the realm of transformation into gods or even fusion. Is the expansion of combat power so outrageous? Only an environment like Western Fantasy can cultivate people of such a high level. So I think that in the Western Fantasy world view, the mortals can only stop at the early stage of the Golden Core. The strength of higher realms can be divided according to the divine power level of the DND world. It was okay in the early stage, but after the demon chapter, it was just child's play. The demons who have lived for thousands of years simply can't see how profound the city is, and they can easily trick themselves into death. The family member who appeared earlier was a little embarrassed, but when it came to the dwarf technology howitzer, the lyrics adapted from Chinese nursery rhymes made me so embarrassed that I pushed my toes out of the three rooms and one living room. I can't bear it anymore😰

As a Japanese-style Western fantasy novel, it is still very good, and it is not boring. The scale and attitude of the characters' contact are also quite appropriate. It is just that in terms of emotional description, it sometimes likes to be awkward, but other things are not much. Doppelgänger, I mean, the protagonist is a doppelgänger The second part, taking back the frontier, the description is unmeasured and very confusing.

Yes, although it can be seen that AI was used, the polish is okay.

It's okay, it's a drama story genre, similar to anime. If you like this kind of movie, you can check it out. However, the level is slowly raised. There are more than 200 chapters of foundation building (the male protagonist follows the immortal cultivation system and is promoted to foundation building, but in the indigenous world, this is considered a high-end combat power demon king level); and I searched for this book with many female protagonists. As a result, by chapter 250, several female characters are in unrequited love, and the male protagonist has no idea, so readers who like rich emotional lines may consider it again.

It's quite to my personal taste. Although there are some small flaws in the details of the plot and characters, the flaws are not concealed. It's just that I don't have the market appetite for tomatoes, which is a pity. Specifically, it will get a little bit of traffic from fantasy fantasy, but the loyal audience of this style will most likely give it a low score and negative reviews, because this book is just a Japanese-style Western fantasy light novel with a bit of fantasy flavor. The core of the worldview of fantasy immortality is that the more ancient it is, the more powerful it becomes, and the winner takes all. Japanese light novels are too harmonious in comparison, and they are too nonsensical, humorous and funny. But I still like this book very much. A new attempt is better than a stagnant book on a single subject. If there are many readers, it may open up a new track.

Ah, I finished reading this by accident. It's a very good novel, without any bad points throughout. The characters also have their own characteristics, and the images are quite full. The inscription is about the magical warriors and demons from another world, but there is no conflict at all. Instead, it is relatively novel and has a relatively grand world view, which is perfectly unified. There are some minor flaws, and the whole process is basically invincible and enjoyable. I am not abused at all, but my combat power is not broken at all and I grow steadily. In the process of success, the relationship between the protagonist's family and friends continues to deepen, expand, and become stronger, and the image becomes richer with its own characteristics. All in all, it's a very good novel. The only hope is that you don't have to update it constantly.

After reading it, the writing is really good. The score of 6.6 Is low. Normally it should be 8. In any case, it is indeed a bit difficult to reach the middle stage of foundation building after more than 300 chapters, although the main plot has only passed five months.

It's okay, the world view is relatively good, and the pace is okay, but the protagonist is a little mentally unstable, and his tone of voice is more modern. I'd better give it a five-star support.

So far, the context is clear, the writing is good, and it looks good. Oh my god, why does this book only have a 6.5 Rating? It's hard to understand.