Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1346: Comments on "Rebirth of Everyday Immortality"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book from Sanjiang to you.

"Reborn Daily Cultivation of Immortality", Good Sunshine in the Courtyard, Level 1 author, 24 words serialized.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Yuanying Zhenjun failed to survive the tribulation and returned to his student days.

In 2013, the mobile Internet had just emerged, and this was the daily life of a cultivator in the tide of the times.

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[Daily Life] [Students] [Love] [Internet] [Modern Cultivation] [Making Money] [Online IQ]

【Brief Comment】

He also has another book titled "Starting from the Dream World", which has 56 words and is a pure failed practice work.

The new book has been successfully recommended by Sanjiang, with over 20,000 collections and 30,000 fans.

The average reader might not think much of Sanjiang Recommendations, but seven or eight years ago, it was a prestigious title that only great writers could compete for, even more prestigious than today's "Big Recommendations." Sanjiang Tickets were even more popular than today's "Monthly Tickets."

Today, Sanjiang has gradually fallen out of favor, but not everyone can get on it. Especially with the introduction of the so-called intelligent recommendation system, which requires good data to get a better recommendation position, many platinum writers are not sure of getting on Sanjiang.

So why did this book make it to the list? Is it because all the authors of the same period were weak? Of course not, there are also several popular authors.

Back to the point, the content of the story is still worth watching. At first glance, it is obvious that it is somewhat similar to the story of Chen Beixuan in the masterpiece "Rebirth of the Urban Immortal Cultivator".

It is true that there are some tribute parts, but although many excellent books have been published in this category in recent years, no one can reach the heights of Shili Sword God.

In fact, it is just a simple novel, telling the story of a cultivator in the Nascent Soul stage who failed to pass the tribulation, was reborn in the city, became a high school student, and slowly rebuilt himself by refining his body. The main focus is on daily life.

This was also the first time I'd seen someone actually use a high-voltage transformer box for cultivation. Lightning tempering saved the trouble of medicinal baths and the like. He also disrupted the shady dealings of a small workshop that was disposing of sewage, so there was some positive energy. In the schoolyard scenes, the protagonist rarely directly confronts his opponents. He usually just watches the young people act out their youthful whims, and only intervenes when someone or something he cares about is threatened.

The most frightening thing about reading this kind of novel is that it is filled with embarrassing face-slapping plots from beginning to end. It is most likely to cause aesthetic fatigue, so it is actually better to write less.

In addition, the heartwarming interaction between the protagonist and the landlord's daughter, though a bit childish, is truly appropriate. You can feel that the author's writing style is indeed immature, but there has been some improvement.

Old readers may often sneer at this kind of book, thinking it is just a small doyen and there are many better ones of the same type. But as long as you read it patiently, you can still read some different flavors.

Childish but cute.

Friends who are short of books can go and take a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

To be honest, although the writing is a bit crude, the plot is a bit clichéd, and lacks freshness, the simple emotions in the story are truly touching.

On the contrary, it is more interesting than those plots that just force themselves to show off.

If I don't continue to support this book, it must be because the author can no longer continue writing it.

Really, the rain has nothing to do with me.

(End of this chapter)