Reborn with a Child to Cultivate Immortality

This is the weakest urban cultivation novel I've ever seen. There are far too many instances where the protagonist can't easily solve problems. For example, the Heavenly Origin Force section shouldn't be something like casually glancing at it to figure out the route, then mocking martial arts trash, and then easily modifying it to be significantly stronger than the original. That's the pacing I should have gotten. Although it's a bit less mindless...

Have you noticed that in cultivation novels where the protagonist is raising a child, female-oriented novels usually feature sons, while male-oriented novels almost always feature daughters? Õ_Õ

The author probably doesn't have children. Nowadays, elementary school students are no longer allowed to have homework, otherwise parents would report it to the education bureau and the school would be punished.

This book is well-reasoned, logically rigorous, and quite enjoyable to read. Keep it up!

The following represents only my personal opinion; please forgive any shortcomings. Long Review: The protagonist of this book, Lin Yu, was originally the most outstanding cultivator in the cultivation world in a thousand years. He rose to fame at a young age, receiving the sect's top-tier inheritance at eighteen and having the opportunity to become the first person in ten thousand years to…

This protagonist always waits for the other person to attack first in every fight, it's ridiculous! Especially when he's fighting Fujisaki. Your daughter was almost killed, and you still insist on waiting for Fujisaki to make the first move. Then, when Fujisaki is about to unleash a powerful attack and is a little slow, you actually say, "Since you're not going to attack, I'll do it!" It's insane, isn't it? Are you playing house...?

I was disgusted by Tang Jiu's part. Can someone tell me, did this woman get her reputation redeemed or was she dealt with? I'm deciding whether to continue reading this book.

Not bad, the author should pay more attention to interacting with readers.

Keep it up, keep updating!

The supporting characters in this book are truly amazing. I was completely impressed when I saw Xue Gui. An old man with a domineering personality—amazing! The first time he met the protagonist, he cursed at him, calling him nobody. Now that his daughter's life is in danger and he knows only the protagonist can save her, he still relentlessly criticizes and berates him. A domineering old man—I'm impressed!