Reborn in the 1990s: My Soul Is Possessed by an Old Nascent Soul Monster

A Nascent Soul cultivator possesses an ordinary person's body, resulting in a stalemate. Is this true? Which version of the story is this? This cultivator is so weak.

Who cares about a 100 yuan tutoring fee? Why waste time tutoring when you have a million-dollar gold bar to collect? You'd be better off using that time to cultivate your skills, killing that factory manager and getting tens of thousands of yuan, right? I wouldn't dare deposit money that's earned illegally in the bank.

That's too much; there are so many trivial matters at home that I can't possibly finish paying them all off.

Scrolling through the table of contents, there are almost two hundred chapters, and those trivial family matters are still unresolved.

It's over 160 chapters now, and there's still so much rambling. The same thing is repeated over and over again, emphasized...

It's one thing for a powerful cultivator to be locked in a stalemate with a mortal, but for him to actually help him cultivate is a bit outrageous. Shouldn't a demonic cultivator be trying to trick him, like possessing his body? Another thing is that a powerful cultivator helps the protagonist cheat on his exams—that's just too outrageous a plot point.

The plot is too drawn out. A high school senior about to take the college entrance exam is being tutored... And there's so much character development... What about Shui Zi? What about these characters going to university? Will they even write about them? Finally, it would be better to change the Nascent Soul monster to a system.

With such a brilliant business acumen, he should just continue as a GM.

A remnant soul has lived in the Land of Desolation for millions of years. Is this a remnant soul of a Nascent Soul?

I'm so ignorant. It's been 90 years. Where are you still using grain coupons?