Invincible Cultivator on Campus

It's a good book. I read it last year. It's very interesting. Yi Wubai was reborn on Earth. At first he was emotionless and had no emotions. After his rebirth, he gradually developed emotions and learned that Fairy Nishang liked him in his previous life. Later, he also fell in love with Nishang and slowly searched for his memory and Nishang. They pretended to be cool all the way, found their mother, improved their strength, and then found their memories and old friends. The ending was quite satisfactory. Yi Wubai and Fairy Nishang went to pursue the road.

Is there something wrong with Takeshi Sakura? The author really shouldn't have kicked out this character who has no ability but still has the temper of a young lady. He was very angry when he saw it.

Unconsciously, I read 840+ chapters, and I felt more and more confused as I read, and there were a lot of confusions in the text. Some things that were highlighted in the previous article suddenly disappeared, and then a large number of irrelevant "heroines" suddenly appeared. It feels like the aura of the protagonist is that no matter where the male protagonist goes, there will be a "female protagonist" appearing. And the male protagonist is obviously invincible, but it is difficult to do anything... Wait a minute! Some plots can obviously be suppressed with strong means, but they still have to write about a lot of mindless suicides. Sorry, I really can't hold on anymore. Abandoned.

By the time I got to the Immortal Ascension Conference, I really couldn't stand it any longer. Just to make up the word count and with zero plot advancement, I could write even the matter of pooping in one day, and I would probably write dozens of chapters. The plot doesn't move forward either. There are about 1,200 chapters in total. This is six or seven hundred chapters. My strength is still improving, and I still have a long, long way to go to reach the level of the Immortal Emperor. But the chapters are obviously not enough, and the follow-up is definitely not getting started, so I decisively gave up. Let me correct you, this is not just a word count, this is nonsense.

I really like this book. The plot is very good. The protagonist does not have three wives or four concubines, but only loves one person. So far, I think it is the best one among the cultivation novels I have read. It is also the only novel among the many cultivation novels I have read on Qimao that has more positive reviews than negative ones. I also hope that the author will publish more books of the same type.

I have never seen a plot drag out like this. How can I make up the word count? A conference for ascending to immortality can write hundreds of chapters. As an author, go check out the novel about cultivating immortality. What kind of conference the protagonist went to attend wrote hundreds of chapters. Originally, it was completed in 120 chapters. Really convinced, rubbish

Yi Wubai: Fuck, my majestic Zhan Tianxian Zun was actually seen by a woman!

Every time I compare it with the Fairy in Colorful Clothes and say that there were so many good things in the previous life, but why didn't it come out earlier? The good impressions of the girls in the front are overwhelming, and then there is the Fairy in Colorful Clothes and there is only one female protagonist, so why not just change those in the front to Fairy in Colorful Clothes? Otherwise, it feels like this novel is about a pair of masters and servants in the previous life who got together in the end. Aren't the ones in the front dispensable?

I'm convinced, a conference to ascend to immortals can produce hundreds of chapters, but I'm too drunk to write anything, let's just make up the numbers.

Are there any novels with male protagonists who start off showing off?