Reincarnated Immortal Venerable: Beginning with Ninety-Nine Lifetimes

This reincarnation-themed fantasy book is very solid to read, and there are no excessive brainless fun points. The setting of the protagonist Wugen's counterattack has a complete logic, and the two lines of brotherly confrontation and companionship are delicately written. The characters of Shi Dazhuang and Su Qingyao are very vivid, and all kinds of foreshadowing are recovered one by one from the beginning to the middle and late stages. The cultivation, secret realm, and sect disputes are well balanced. If you like fantasy that focuses on characters and long-term plot, you can follow it with peace of mind.

The setting of ninety-nine reincarnations and destruction directly catches the eye! The heroine returns with all the inheritance of the ninety-eighth life. She never shows mercy when facing the devil and other worlds, and she is never as decisive in killing as the Virgin. The story of a comeback from the end of the world is so exciting that it gives goosebumps, and the traditional fantasy is written with a fresh feeling.

I updated it in one breath, and my heart was burning and sour. What moved me most about this book was the weight of the ninety-eight failures on Li Yanzhou. He was not born invincible, but carried all the unwillingness of his predecessors to keep going - there is a dead obsession hidden in every inheritance. The supporting characters are also real and flesh and blood. Watching him break the deadlock is like winning for all those who have not survived. It is refreshing, but even more touching.

The tragedy of ninety-eight times of destruction has created this inheritance that spans reincarnations. The protagonist has not only shouldered the situation of annihilation, but also the regret of those who have not completed it. All failures have been turned into experience and strength. The rebirth in this life is unforgettable, but this time it is no longer a miracle of a lone hero. In countless despair, the accumulated hope finally responds. I like this sense of weight, and people can't help but look forward to it. This time, the ending will really be different.

This book has a fast pace and is not watery. You start from a handyman disciple, unlock the inheritance, and fight all the way up. The plot is as compact as riding a rocket. The thrill of upgrading is worth investing in.

Ninety-eight reincarnations and ninety-eight disastrous defeats, this weight all falls on the shoulders of the protagonist, but fortunately, he carries the memories and experiences of his predecessors, and steps on the road paved with blood and tears every step of the way. I personally like this kind of inheritance setting. It is not a brainless trick, but the perseverance after countless failures. There is compassion in the decisive killing. The single female protagonist also makes the feelings more pure. The growth of the group of characters makes people believe that he is not alone in this life. I look forward to the arrival of victory while reading.

The subject matter is novel and arresting, the emotions are delicately portrayed, and the logic is generally smooth. The plot dragged on a bit in the later stages, and the overall impression was average to above average.

In fact, it was really good to watch it for three days. I finally read the latest chapter. The plot is very exciting.

The author's writing style is good, the characterizations are lifelike and have a strong sense of immersion.

I haven't seen such a wonderful novel in a long time. It's so well written.