We’ve Transmigrated, So Why Bother Cultivating Immortality?

Good read. Breaks away from clichéd plots. The content is very original. It perfectly meets readers' expectations. I've already read it; it's good. (Read up to the latest chapter 216) 2025.8.20 Oh no, children, run! It's poisonous! 🤮🤮🤮

It's probably written by a female author. I've read over ten chapters, and it's all about everyday family matters; there's not a single mention of any reply or revision. I'll continue checking for you guys. I'm a professional, Akashi! [Smirk] After reading 40 chapters, the protagonist hasn't even displayed any supernatural powers or spells once. And he calls himself a Celestial Emperor? He should just be a third-rate martial artist who transmigrated from ancient times.

Author, keep up the good work! This is truly amazing. I've read so many of those domineering immortal emperor novels. What's with all this talk about immortal emperors being inviolable? What's with all this talk about the terrifying power of an immortal emperor? This immortal emperor novel is a breath of fresh air in the immortal emperor genre.

This novel is truly a masterpiece! The writing is delicate and poetic, the plot intricately woven, and each chapter full of surprising twists and turns. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, the dialogue natural and realistic, making the reader feel as if they are right there in the story. The emotional impact is incredibly strong, leaving a lasting impression long after finishing.

I am very satisfied with this book. This is how immortals should be in the city. They will not get carried away or argue. They can manipulate mortals with a flick of their wrist. They will always do as they please and will not get involved in worldly affairs. They will not deliberately slap people in the face. When they are really facing ants, who would get carried away and target mortals every day? They have everything under control. They will only play the game of life.

It's so well-written and really funny. Instead of forced displays of power, it highlights a powerful being's maladjustment to the modern world, which, combined with his personality, creates comedic moments—it's incredibly smooth.

This novel is truly a masterpiece! The writing is delicate and poetic, the plot intricately woven, and every chapter is full of surprising twists and turns. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, the dialogue natural and realistic, making the reader feel as if they are right there in the story. The emotional impact is incredibly strong; I was deeply moved long after finishing it.

Well, based on my limited reading experience, the protagonist's behavior seems like he's just stubbornly refusing to endure hardship. And wasn't there no mortal in the world he lived in before his transmigration? How can he say that not cultivating immortality is better than cultivating?

I've seen a lot of negative reviews, but personally I think it's pretty good. The title itself says "Trying to Lie Down," which really implies wanting to be a live-in son-in-law and lie down comfortably. It's much better than those titles that claim to be about being incredibly cunning.

Most typical wish-fulfillment novels become tiresome after two or three hundred chapters, but this one is quite different. The Shen Immortal Emperor is understated yet astonished; the satisfying moments are there, and they feel natural, unlike other novels that rely on classic tropes. Right now, I feel like Shen Yan is a goofy sect leader who transmigrated to a world without spiritual energy.