
Immortal Reincarnation in the Cultivation World
我在修真界轮回不死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 266k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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In an attempt to highlight the conflict, the author included a scene where a branch of the clan fights and severely injures a direct descendant, which is actually quite illogical.
Reading Chapter 71
It feels like they've changed the person; this act of putting on airs... Is really bad. First, they rescued a woman, but the guy who tarnished the reputation of the Lu clan and bullied men and women was let go without any consequences. It's unbelievable. Secondly, why not just drink a few cups of tea? Why keep drinking?
Well written
The story's framework is currently complete, the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) isn't too abrupt, and the characters are vividly portrayed, each possessing their own intelligence. Looking forward to the future. A small tip: the mid-game leveling up must be controlled.
I was fooled; I only realized then that "" (guicunbi) meant "to close one's writing brush."
It's so verbose; a little girl uses so much writing to show that the protagonist is kind-hearted. I want to see a character like the ruthless and decisive Ghost Demon Lord.
I don't really like the writing style. Maybe it's because I'm getting old as a reader. I've been working for nine years since graduation, and I can't stand artsy writing anymore.
The protagonist is at the very center of the vortex at the first level of Qi Refining. Because his cheat ability is essentially immortal, he's fearless. Therefore, the writing style is heavily influenced by his refined, literary nature, which doesn't really suit my taste. I hope the author continues to improve. See you again someday!
A new author's first book? That's amazing!
First life: 🌹 Second Life: 😒 Wasting twenty years of lifespan just for three filler chapters, this second life has all the resources, the background, and the methods. If it couldn't even reach the Golden Core stage, there's really nothing to write about.
It's better to follow Han Li's path, or the path of seeking immortality through a hundred lifetimes.
The first life was alright. The second life had many problems. The "golden finger" setting makes the first life seem very enjoyable, with unlimited lifespan and the protagonist receiving upgrades. Carefree, the protagonist is the only one left in the family. The second life was too weak, with too many constraints. The protagonist was originally immortal, but was set up to belong to a family.
It's so verbose; a little girl uses so much writing to show that the protagonist is kind-hearted. I want to see a character like the ruthless and decisive Ghost Demon Lord.