Reborn in the Underworld: Boss, You're Dead!
地府重生：大佬，你命没了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 845k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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18.6kFans
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So, which one do you think looks better? (ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia
The story is so drawn out. Initially, the protagonist is portrayed as dashing and frequents the Enchanting Pavilion, but Xinhe just won't take him in. When he meets Susu, he even makes up excuses to become a eunuch. This trope is from several years ago's "Eunuch School Beauty Master." It's so inconclusive; I don't even want to read the rest.
Is it really meaningful to keep suppressing the protagonist's cultivation level? No matter what the supporting characters are, their cultivation levels rise like rockets after just a few chapters, but the protagonist's never does. Even with rare and precious treasures, he only gains a small realm. Talking about having a strong foundation is laughable.
Guess what I'm doing? You guessed it! Gaining experience points!
I initially thought this was a book with a supernatural theme, but it turned out to be a mythological fantasy. After reading it, I really thought it was well-written, the author's writing style is superb, and it's set in ancient history and mythology! The protagonist's cultivation doesn't progress at lightning speed, but rather he takes it slowly, building a solid foundation step by step.
He died from poisoning. The protagonist spent most of his merit points at the beginning to save a complete stranger, and then forcibly got a female lead. Let's all just move on.
He saved up 6,000 over nine years, then spent 3,000 to save a woman who had just appeared. The protagonist is awesome, the author is awesome! 😰
I read two chapters and didn't think much of it. Ghosts can cry? Can they even shed tears? And why use the phrase "sobbing uncontrollably"? And then there's this guy who's a really powerful cultivator, someone who can use the life essence of everyone in the city to strengthen himself, yet he can't even see others touching his soul? What kind of logic is that?
A flashy book title; a clichéd plot; seducing women on sight; goodbye.