[The new book’s rating has just come out, so it’s a little low. It’ll rise later.]
Only after transmigrator Zhang Fan dies does he discover that the golden finger he carried is actually a Book of Reincarnation.
At the end of each life, he can earn reincarnation points based on his achievements in that life.
He can then spend them to improve his aptitude, comprehension, and even family background in his next life, reincarnating again and again.
Over the long years,
he is a once-in-a-generation genius from a minor family.
A young prodigy famed across a hundred kingdoms.
A sword genius who roams the world unchallenged.
A celebrated young talent who ends up a side character, reduced to a stepping stone for the child of destiny.
A peerless Blade God.
A Demon Lord who schemes across the world, all to become an Emperor.
A Great Emperor who suppresses the forbidden zones for ten thousand years and protects the world.
Even if you are an immortal reincarnated, how can you rival the foundations I have built over ten thousand lifetimes?
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Zhang Fan has met countless geniuses, but in the end, every one of them has bowed at his feet.
Yes, it has a hint of a prison cat. Please write it well, there is still too little of it now.
Okay, okay, although many of the plots are a bit similar to the Book Against Fate, I have to say that this is the second best book in this genre that I have ever read.
So far, the writing is okay, but the characterization of the protagonist is not very three-dimensional, and it is like writing a reincarnation story. I prefer to write it as a group portrait story. The main reason why the reincarnation story of Prison Cat is so popular is that the group portrait story is three-dimensional, so I hope the author can work harder.
It's okay. Although it's not as good as the fate-defying book, it's the best book I've ever read. However, Gao Wu's book is really a poisonous one. The Sword of Samsara is probably the same as the strange fire in the Book of Destiny. It is a pity that it cannot return. However, it would be a pity if there was a spin-off about the Sword of Samsara.
Readers, don't just look at the bookshelf 😢😢😢
4.5 Stars, which is relatively high on the tomato level.
The plot doesn't drag on, it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, and it's very enjoyable to watch.
Although it is very dull, it can be used to pass the time. It is poisonous, just some small poison, not too poisonous.
It feels very similar to Su Chen's one
It's okay. Give five stars to encourage the author.