A Strange Cycle of Reincarnation, Starting in the Late Qing Dynasty
诡异轮回，从清末开局
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
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293Chapters
11.4kRecommendations
88.5kFans
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This book seems to have questionable values. The protagonist coldly watches the Corpse Refining Sect sacrifice over ten lives to allow Master Zhou to refine corpses. He's willing to save the villagers but unwilling to save his own servants. The plot is riddled with problems, and there's no foreshadowing whatsoever. How can so many people praise it? Have you even gone to school and studied Chinese literature? 😅
It's well-written, and the plot is decent, but the cultivation system is a bit outdated. I feel your style, combined with a cultivation system based on a single lifetime, would be a perfect match. 🙂
Anyone else feel the same way I did, disgusted by that ghost messenger grandpa? 😥 I thought this was a lighthearted story, but the author surprised me with a twist. 😒
Why is it that at crucial moments, there's always a powerful expert that the protagonist can't handle interfering? If individual strength is this great, then what's the point of fighting for supremacy? They should just find cultivation methods to become stronger!
What's the storyline about the church?
The previous part was quite good; has the competition changed? I'll support it now and I'm out.
This reminds me of a novel. The protagonist transmigrates to a prison academy world. The system gives him a monthly lottery draw, where he wins various items, including a Han River monster. Finding it useless, he throws it into the Fukushima waters. The monster then mutates from nuclear radiation, growing larger and becoming incredibly prolific.
Wearing Qing clothes doesn't lead to rebellion. Who can continue the next line?
Overall it's not bad, but it occasionally throws in some unexpected poop.
Having read over two hundred chapters, a ghost messenger suddenly appears and forces his granddaughter into marriage—it's so abrupt! And the introduction of Baozhu is also baffling. I'm starting to lose interest in reading further.
The atmosphere is reminiscent of supernatural adventure stories like those by Tianxia Bachang, such as "The Thief Cat".