Reborn as a Cultivator in Japan
重生在日本当修士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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196Chapters
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Fuku... Fukuzawa Natsumi? Tell me! What's your relationship with Fuyumi?!
Damn Cat Kingdom, the art style changed so suddenly, I haven't recovered yet, goodbye!
The story went downhill from the moment the protagonist met that girl who went mad with desire! After that, the protagonist became like a **!
I enjoy cultivation novels where the protagonist is reborn in Japan; the demureness of Japanese girls is very appealing to me. The best one I've ever read is about a reborn high school student in Japan—it's so leisurely and perfect, I wish I could erase the memories and reread it. There are so few novels like this!
The beginning was quite good, but as I watched, I started swearing and died from poisoning.
The first chapter is enough to discourage you. ***, You even rose from a lowly soldier to a general, do you even deserve that?
A common feature of cultivation novels these days is that they don't cultivate spiritual energy but rather wish-granting machines, which are omnipotent. It's a pity that no one is delving into the logic behind them.
Feeding someone shit halfway through the journey, completely unexpected!
The original theme of this book was a lighthearted slice-of-life harem novel with an invincible protagonist. But then a "cat kingdom" suddenly appeared halfway through—what kind of nonsense was that? It was like being suddenly fed a mouthful of garbage. It completely deviated from the original theme. Hopefully, the author won't write anything like that in the future.
Very good Japanese article, please update more often.
Doesn't cultivation involve different realms? The idea that someone who's cultivated to the point of being unable to defeat even a cat is a bit toxic.