Reborn in a Mythical World

The initial presence of a group of female characters surrounding the protagonist makes readers feel it's a harem/harem novel, but in reality, they're all just background characters... Especially in this book, before ascending to heaven, he had many entanglements with women in the mortal world, like a romantic, but after ascending, they became strangers.

To give my review, while the writing style is good, the author basically writes haphazardly, going off on a whim without any regard for context. When they get carried away, it's completely incomprehensible. I only read five chapters of the new book, *Nine-Headed Insect*, before it jumped off to who-knows-where. This kind of haphazard writing is unacceptable!

The novel *Pure Yang Dao Dao* plagiarized *The Misguided Path of Dao*, using it as a template, and its writing wasn't too far off track. I thought it was alright. But then the author started a new book and completely let loose. This book should probably be called *One Wave Push*. I read dozens of chapters and it was a straight-up, one-wave push. The protagonist's life was incredibly smooth.

Each chapter begins with long passages of scenery, showcasing the author's highly distinctive style.

The author is pretentious and uses a lot of useless embellishments, which is annoying. The plot is chaotic and I don't have high hopes for it. The protagonist's background is illogical; with so many amazing abilities, he gets killed by an old witch. It suffers from a Confucian-Taoist disconnect; a world that has been exploring literature for thousands of years is surprised by a short poem. It's probably just the author indulging in self-indulgence.

This is a hodgepodge of ideas, a hodgepodge of various settings. It seems to want to emulate Shenji's "Yang Shen," but it lacks Hong Yi's decisiveness and Shenji's ruthlessness. It wanted to write about the imperial examinations, so it wrote a plagiarist. It wanted to write about cultivators, and while it seems to constantly slap people in the face, it fails to make the reader feel at ease.

The plot is really flawed. I can tolerate the clichés at the beginning. I can tolerate lowering the character's IQ in order to forcibly establish conflicts, but I can't tolerate turning the protagonist into a lunatic for the sake of the plot.

I read one chapter and wasted one bar of battery.

I'm on the first floor! Congratulations to Yunyan... Your nearly three years of hard work have finally paid off! 🤭🌹

I have to complain, advancing requires external items, that's just ridiculous!