Reborn in Heaven Sword: Mingzun Wuji

I couldn't even finish the second chapter. A saintly figure reborn as an ingrate? What did you even understand in your previous life? You could have cured the cold poison, but you refused. Your master used his hundred-year-old internal energy to cure you. Whether his damaged internal energy affected his body or not was irrelevant; what mattered most was that you could temper your body's meridians.

To be honest, the author's portrayal of Zhang Wuji's rebirth in his later years was quite poor; it would have been better to simply write that he was a transmigrator from Earth who became Zhang Wuji. If Zhang Wuji truly wanted revenge on Shaolin Temple, with his martial arts skills, those people there would have been dead countless times over.

After reading the latest chapter, I have high hopes for the author's reimagined native Zhang Wuji. He's lost his original cowardice and pedantry, but still retains his chivalrous spirit of saving the people and promoting good. I particularly like the male protagonist's "following fate and acting chivalrously" portrayal, which also aligns with the Taoist spirit of going with the flow.

I couldn't continue after reading about ten chapters. The theme is good, but... I suggest the author dedicate a chapter to clearly defining the characters and major events of the original timeline, instead of cramming readers with a lot of their own imagined interpretations as they write.

The author is somewhat hypocritical in writing the book. He can find dozens of reasons to whitewash the evil deeds of villains who are in his own interest, but he will magnify even the smallest evil deeds of those who were not careful enough in their "past lives".

I really don't understand why the author even included Zhu Jiuzhen and Wu Qingying; they've already been severely beaten.

Zhao Min

A lot of people are criticizing the author; they're really stupid. The reason the author writes such idiotic and childish stories is because a group of stupid readers like to read them. If you want to criticize someone, criticize those stupid readers.

I thought it was a time traveler, but it turns out it was Zhang Wuji himself who was reborn. And then, these were his own parents, who died right before his eyes, and he actually laughed out loud, finally reborn.

I just want to ask if it's been released? If it is, I'll subscribe to the whole thing; if not, I won't watch it.