Master of the Wheel of Reincarnation
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The writing is brilliant, but there are just too many women. Every woman wants to sleep with the protagonist, and they don't even fight over him. Amazing!
The writing style and plot are top-five in the history of Qidian. It's a pity that elementary school students dominate the scene these days. What a shame.
It's almost chapter 120 and it's so frustrating to read; the protagonist is still stuck in the Qi Refining stage. This protagonist's life is so miserable; he's constantly hiding and living cautiously. Isn't his cheat ability wasted?
The early plot felt very familiar; it had been written in other books. There was a loving widow who ran a tofu shop, a little girl, a low-key protagonist, and even a gang trying to abduct the widow—it was so similar. I remember that book's "golden finger" involved consuming qi and blood to enhance cultivation techniques.
The writing is genuinely good, and there aren't any major flaws, but there are just too many women. It feels like you want to sleep with every single one of them. There are very few fight scenes; it's all about women. After reading too much of it, it becomes really boring.
The more I watch, the more addicted I get. It's less about being cunning and more about being cowardly 🤦♂️, I can't watch anymore.
How about changing the title to "Flirting and Chasing Flirts in the Immortal Cultivation World" 🥵
This book needs to be read word by word. I skimmed through thirty chapters but still didn't understand what the author was writing. Why didn't the protagonist stay out of trouble and instead kept going out and killing people? It seems I'm not cut out for fine reading.
What do you mean? You're only focused on writing the new book and neglecting this one? Without this book, who's going to read your new book? You're putting one thing into the other!
Every chapter revolves around the same old thing between men and women. It's fine if you mention it occasionally, but it gets tiresome after chapter, and I can't stand it anymore. It seems like the author has been holding back for too long.