The Dead Cultivate Immortality

Another masterpiece after Jiang Chu, I hope Sanshao Will doesn't notice this book 😳 I admire three spoonfuls. I don't know anything about the "Three Ghosts of the Huang Family". "Don't add three spoonfuls of sugar, or you'll die! 🐴" Talk to My Driftwood What if love ends in heartbreak, or is it still Xiao Chunu?

It's quite good, a very novel theme. The protagonist can grow stronger by possessing other people's bodies and constantly absorbing their power. However, as the protagonist becomes more and more powerful, absorbing more and more bodies and his memories become increasingly mixed, is Jiang Bai still Jiang Bai? 🤔

The first book review is here! [Learned something new] An interesting fantasy setting, even more bizarre than the previous one, quite fun. But watch out for Shen He, author! 🤦 Keep it up! [Attention]

I took a quick look, and to be honest, I was a little disappointed, but I still gave it five stars. 1. Social Environment: The world setting is quite ordinary, not as amazing as the previous book. The setting in the previous book was truly brilliant (unfortunately, it was toned down later). This setting alone destined this book to be oppressive and dark.

The reskinning and identity-changing trope is similar to the early stages of the previous book, but it's quite interesting. Looking forward to it.

This is a really good book, a very enjoyable read. I haven't looked forward to a book's update this much in a long time. Hopefully, the author will polish the setting and plot, and not let it become less interesting after leaving the Human Emperor City like the previous book. However, as it stands now, there are no major flaws. I hope the author can keep updating; this book could become a hit. This book uses a lot of rhetoric, but it's definitely a very enjoyable read.

After reading a few chapters, I felt it didn't have the same shock value as the bizarre cultivation scenes in the early part of the previous book. The author's writing style has become much more restrained, but that might be because there are fewer updates at this stage. Overall, it's still pretty good, and I hope the author keeps up the good work.

It's quite good, but another book by the same author, featuring a protagonist named Jiang Chu, was taken down.

Another masterpiece following the previous novel, "Immortal Beasts" 🥰

I'm giving this my support. It feels like the author has been possessed; the art style has become much more restrained. The last book ended abruptly, and a lot of content was changed, so it lacked the original feel. The later parts of the last book...