I want to read a book similar to "Myth Invasion: I Killed Gods on Earth". Brother, what do you think of him for me? I have a sword called Daxia! ! ! Daxia, fight to the death and never retreat!
Eat a lot and be full. Really nice to look at. After looking at it, I couldn't stop at all. The structure is clear. The time span is huge. The characters and plots can also echo before and after. Some are funny, some are scary, and some are touching. It's worth reading for those who are in the book world.
Brothers, hurry up! "The House" is suspenseful and thrilling without a harem; "The Lost City" is a high-quality fantasy world view that explodes; "Above the Immortals" is a satisfying completion of urban cultivation; "The End of the Day" is a suspenseful twist with a score of 9.9 Points to become a god; "Here Comes the Man" is an exciting completion of urban martial arts; "The Horror Game" is full of imagination; "Ghost Inside the Body" is a suspenseful horse-catching drama without a harem; "The House of Misty Rain" is a fantasy series without a harem to pursue; "Master Ghost" is a thrilling supernatural crime-solving; "Replica Mirror" has a high-level martial arts upgrade stream completed; "The God Beheaded in the Mental Hospital" has an amazing setting; "Suppression of Demons" is a high-level martial arts battle; "Tai Sui Shen" is a supernatural series with a sense of excitement. Every book is hard, just rush it!
This book review will focus on its "triple" core charm: Book Review: A hymn to life for a frustrated middle-aged man - Review of "I've Been Reborn Yet I Can't Become an Immortal" The title of this novel is joking, but its core is extremely solid and profound. It is not only a simple story of rebirth and immortality, but also a hymn to life for all those who have lost their ideals in life. Its charm mainly comes from three levels of perfect resonance: The first level: emotional resonance - a "down-to-earth" mortal protagonist. The setting of the protagonist is the cornerstone of the whole book. He is not the immortal or the king of soldiers who died unjustly in traditional rebirth novels, but a frustrated middle-aged man who can be seen everywhere around us. He once gave up his dream of cultivating immortality due to the heavy pressure of life and became "depressed and unhappy", which instantly shortened the distance between him and the readers. His rebirth is therefore not only a reversal of time, but also a salvation of the soul. Readers can deeply understand his urgent mood of "not wanting to repeat that regret again", and his choice is therefore full of emotional legitimacy and appeal. The second level: Intelligent Resonance - The excitement and solid logic of "Dimensionality Reduction Strike". The protagonist uses the experience of two lives to obtain the first pot of gold through "gambling" and "entrepreneurship". This design is very exquisite: *It is extremely real*: For an ordinary person with future memories, this is the most direct and feasible way of capital accumulation. *It serves the main line*: Making money is not for pleasure, but to provide resources for the path to immortality (purchasing medicinal materials, jade, and magical instruments). This makes the act of "making money" full of a sense of purpose. All worldly success is for the ultimate transcendence, with self-consistent logic and no violation of laws. This sense of "fighting of wits" that uses modern thinking and known information to pave the way for oneself is much more advanced and lasting than simply getting the cool points of an invincible golden finger. The third level: ideal resonance - the satisfaction and deepening of "continuing to write the past"** The setting of "giving up cultivating immortality because of life in the previous life" is the finishing touch. This makes the motivation for cultivating immortality in this game go beyond the common "revenge" or "domination" and sublimate it into a kind of persistence of the original intention and the pursuit of self-realization**. *Profound motivation*: His practice is to make up for the huge regrets in the first half of his life, and to answer the ultimate question "What would my life be like if I persisted?" * **Growth can be expected**: Because he has the foundation of "learning and practicing qi from previous masters", his rapid growth seems reasonable and not a castle in the air. Readers can expect that he will combine the superficial understanding of his previous life with his all-out efforts in this life to embark on a broader path to immortality. **All in all, this novel successfully combines the reality of "urban rebirth" with the romanticism of "cultivating immortals and asking questions". ** It tells a moving story of choice, courage, and second chances. The protagonist silently rebuilds the road in the luxuriant urban life. This sense of dislocation of being "hidden in the city" also brings unique reading interest. **Recommendation Index: ★★★★★** **Very suitable for you:** * Tired of the same decisive killings, longing to see a flesh-and-blood, resonant protagonist. * I like to see the protagonist use wisdom instead of brute force to steadily lay out and accumulate advantages step by step. * There is also a dream hidden in my heart that has been shelved by reality, and I am willing to witness it being rekindled in the story. If the author can grasp the balance between reality and cultivation of immortality, and carefully depict the protagonist's change of state of mind, this has the potential to become a well-known work in the "rebirth and cultivation of immortality" literature. I wish you a happy reading and find your own inspiration in the protagonist's counterattack!