Reborn: The Carefree Life of an Immortal Emperor

It truly lives up to the four tags in the synopsis. Unlike other novels that claim to be lighthearted and slice-of-life, it's actually packed with one horrific plot twist after another.

Meng Fashan? What the hell? He's just a random passerby. Why are you always showing off your cultivation skills in front of him? It's so ridiculous.

This book doesn't have those overly outrageous plot points—like constantly mentioning large families like the Zhang or Li families. More everyday

Do any of you have similar recommendations? Forget about "Low-key Cultivation," it has that early "Return of the Immortal Emperor" vibe.

It feels like the author is writing an essay, lacking the smooth flow of online novels.

It feels like there are too many supporting characters, making it a bit hard to distinguish between the main and supporting roles. The supporting characters' speculations about the magic used by the protagonist were far-fetched; the overall impression was that the supporting characters had no opinion on the protagonist's abilities. It's hard to articulate exactly, but that's roughly the feeling I got watching "Balala the Fairies."

When will it be available?

The early part was well-written, a lighthearted and enjoyable slice-of-life school story with satisfying moments. Then it started to fall apart after the final exams and the trip, reverting to a plot written ten years in the past.

It's well-written; it gets better as you read on.

Author, do you have an outline? Why are there so many side stories?