Reincarnating Through the Myriad Worlds in Search of Eternal Life
诸天轮回求长生
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Infinite Flow
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I hate traditional martial arts and Chinese martial arts the most.
The "manifest strength" and "hidden strength" of traditional Chinese martial arts are completely uninteresting compared to the internal energy cultivation techniques of traditional martial arts. Combining the two is simply awful.
The premise is incredibly jarring: a spoiled little princess from a poor family, the son of a (jianghu, a world of martial arts and chivalry) father who was the top scholar in the county examination, a weak scholar who sells his labor, a past life obsessed with martial arts and preparing for the civil service exam, and a present life brimming with confidence that rote memorization will lead to success in the imperial examinations. It's utterly absurd! 🙂
Garbage, every world ends in such an inexplicable way, what bad luck.
It's riddled with minor flaws; the more I look at it, the more it resembles an idiot.
All characters have an IQ no higher than ten years old.
The writing is really bad; the name "Zhang Yao" appears 68 times in the first chapter alone.
The author's writing is truly excellent, definitely better than other authors' work.
Having read for so long, I've never encountered a novel this well-written. Other novels might have one or two flaws, but this one is amazing! 👍 It's absolutely riddled with flaws; there's one every few pages. Honestly, you could find anyone on the street to write something this full of flaws.
Hilarious! Pretending to be a beggar, his height could hide a huge long knife, haha!
I've noticed that those who write about taking the imperial examinations and showing off among martial arts figures in the multiverse genre are mostly a bit idiotic. Firstly, the writing about the imperial examinations fails to capture the grandeur or the essence of the subject.
What kind of rubbish is this? Is it an elementary school student's composition? It's utterly toxic! It's not enjoyable to read at all!