The Corpse-Transcended Immortal

The "Taiji Zhenren Yidai San" mentions that "all those who achieve corpse liberation entrust themselves to an object before leaving, whether it be a knife, sword, bamboo, or staff. They can also be liberated by water, fire, or weapons." This means that corpse liberation is the process of entrusting one's form to an object and being reborn after death.

Despite its flaws, it's at least much better than all those histories on the new book charts. I wonder how they're ranked now.

It's not a light novel, but it has the lighthearted feel of one, without the nerdy vibe, which is great. Especially the little black guy inside the body, he's quite cute, and he can eat light snacks and play on the internal organ slide, so adorable!

Riddler, it's tiring to look at, goodbye.

It's not a traditional online novel. I think it's worth reading, but it doesn't have many of those typical elements. The appeal, you know, is that it lacks the typical three-year promise or anything like that to keep you reading. The world-building isn't great, but the cultivation system is quite novel. The author should have added more hooks to the ancient world to entice readers to guess what's coming and anticipate what's to come. This one feels a bit bland.

Support and recommend the book "Long Night: Blood Blade Journey".

Why does the recent plot seem like a joke?

I feel like it would have been better not to write about them at all.

Why does it take so long to deliver a gift at the beginning? What is the author even writing about?

Did you delete some comments? I saw this book in the introduction before, and I clicked into the comments section to take a look. I saw some comments that made me give up on reading the book. I came across this book again and clicked to take a look, because my memory of it was quite vague back then. I only remember that I didn't choose to read this book because of the reviews, but I don't remember what those reviews said.