The Age of Heroic Spirits Through the Reincarnation Eye

The first chapter sets the protagonist as someone in his thirties who hasn't even held a woman's hand, and more importantly, he's a complete failure. Unbelievable! Is this even a normal person? He's such a loser...

I've been reading novels for 10 years, and my tastes have become incredibly picky; I can no longer get into many novels. I don't know why, but the novels I can get into these days don't have many collections. Many of those novels that make you feel like your IQ is being rubbed into the ground after reading them have a readership of over 30,000 words. 🙂

I immediately activated the Tenseigan—Golden Wheel Reincarnation Explosion! Damn it! The author speculates that having the male protagonist choose Otsutsuki Toneri is a way to provide his childhood friend, Xia Zhijin, with the pure Byakugan of Hinata or Hanabi 🤓. The line is: "Xia Zhijin, you wouldn't want your childhood friend who saved your life to be blind for the rest of her life, would you?" 🤭

To be honest, I think this book deserves to be called a masterpiece. These days, it's rare to find a novel I can finish in one sitting. But I felt the power gap at higher levels was too large. Level 70 is equivalent to Uchiha Madara with a pair of Rinnegan, while level 97 is like An Lan, a Celestial King... This gap seems a bit outrageous. The protagonist's goal is to possess the strength of a level 90 or even 100 when he reaches level 80. I can't even imagine how he could achieve that.

The contracts in these different regions are quite different. Naruto has a relatively complete superhuman system, with tens of thousands of ninjas. But for Ultraman, apart from a few super-strong Ultramen who are probably quite difficult to contract, the rest are mostly aliens and monsters (the Otsutsuki clan hasn't had many contracts, so I don't know if they are possible?).

Originally, it was said that mythical beasts were the rarest, but they actually appeared more often than nature-type beasts. Now, nature-type beasts are the rarest.

It was just a rant, I didn't mean to attack anyone, but it unexpectedly attracted more magical boy comments than this entire comment section. I'm genuinely curious, don't you play games at school? Don't your companies have team-building activities? Don't your colleagues shake hands?

With such a vast world-building, why focus solely on the Naruto universe? It feels like the protagonist is just wasting time.

It gets worse and worse as it goes on; I suspect the author hired a video narrator to ghostwrite it later on. But it's a novel, and there aren't any videos for us to watch.

Are you serious about this book title? 🤔