Psychic Energy Revival: I Obtained an Immortal Body
灵能复苏：我获得了不死之身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
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401Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
39.7kFans
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EN
Full Attribute Martial Arts
I Returned from the Sea of Stars
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The presence of immortality is too insignificant.
As a 20-year veteran reader, I can say this is well-written. I can't stand reading any of the top 20 books on Qidian; they make me want to vomit. While the author's writing style isn't on par with the top authors, the plot develops quickly, the protagonist's strength increases rapidly, and the plot is quite tight. I just love reading mindless, fast-paced, enjoyable novels.
Something feels off; it's like reading a research paper.
As a reader, I'd like to share my thoughts on this book today. First, it reminds me somewhat of *Swallowed Star*. Second, the descriptions of the supporting characters are excessively long, making it feel padded, especially after chapters 100-something. It's like a vast ocean of information.
Immortality and resurrection are indeed top-tier passive abilities, but that's also what makes them easy to counter. For example, if an enemy tries to kill you, and you reappear, they'll already have a general idea of what's going on. They might simply seal you up with cement and sink you to the bottom of the sea, or keep you in captivity for various studies.
It doesn't highlight the benefits of immortality, but overall it's alright.
Well, it's a bit like Devouring Star, except it has the added trait of immortality. In the early game, it's very similar.
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😏After reading the first chapter, I think the protagonist isn't greedy enough. Here's a suggestion: when you encounter similar questions in the future, just answer with a repetitive concept. For example, if it says "unconditionally grants your wish once," then wish for two more unconditionally granted wishes, keeping everything the same.
It gives me a feeling similar to watching Swallowed Star.