
Unable to Live Forever, I Have No Choice but to Reincarnate Infinitely
不能长生的我只好无限转世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The book is titled "Infinite Reincarnation," but the protagonist must break through to the Nascent Soul stage in ten lifetimes.
The protagonist was pretty awesome, but even with three cheat codes, he was still far surpassed by his wife.
Having read up to chapter 45, my assessment is "deliberate." It's far too deliberate. The protagonist's personality is deliberate, the appearance of supporting characters is deliberate, the plot development is deliberate—it's deliberate everywhere.
The new life story is poorly written. While talking about how his past and future generations are nobody, he is completely controlled by a woman who is less than a tenth of his age.
The beginning is quite discouraging. It imposes a restriction against dying a violent death, but because the protagonist heard about rogue cultivators in his previous life, he abandons everything to go to a place of cultivation. What are the protagonist's self-defense methods? How can he avoid a violent death while also risking his life?
I've read up to chapter 35... Honestly, it's interesting, but male readers generally don't like the typical melodramatic romance novels. Once is fine, but not a third time. And you're still doing this melodramatic love story online? I can only relegate it to the dustbin of history from twenty years ago. If you really want something like this, I'll just look at my neighbor's book.
The later plot points were lackluster, neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning.
I've reached the part where the Nascent Soul cultivator enters the True Immortal's abode, but the later parts are far inferior. It feels like the author can't handle the large-scale map setting; the setting isn't rigorous enough, and the descriptions are simplistic.
This writing style really feels like it's from over a decade ago. The protagonist's personality is like an irregular circle, dabbling in everything. I don't understand why it's so difficult for this type of character to achieve great success. The writing is mediocre, the premise is mediocre, and the imagination is mediocre too.
I finally understand why reading this book was so strange. I could get into it before chapter 22 and identify with the protagonist, but after chapter 22 I couldn't. It felt like I was playing a video game with 10 lives, trying to complete the mission to reach the Nascent Soul stage.
I feel like I've found a huge flaw in this book so far. The protagonist needs to reach the Nascent Soul stage quickly. The protagonist is also limited in the number of times he can be reborn. However, the evaluation of one's innate qualities is improved upon through reincarnation, which is based on the brilliance of this life.